Brown Family Business Records, Part One, 1750-1900

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Accounting Records

Container

Description

Date

Box 1, Folder 1

Spermaceti Candle Works Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1771-1774

Box 1, Folder 2

Spermaceti Candle Works 1 folder Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1771-04-1783-05-13

Box 1, Folder 3

Hope Furnace Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1767-11-12-1769-03-27

Box 1, Folder 4

Hope Furnace 1 folders Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1767-1769

Box 1, Folder 5

Hope Furnace 1 folders Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1781-03-22-1781-07-02

Box 1, Folder 6

Hope Furnace Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co. Brown & Benson

1781-08-20-1784-03-05

Box 1, Folder 7

Agreements, Miscellaneous 1 folders Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1767-05-28-1771-03-27

Box 1, Folder 8

Accounts and Invoices, Miscellaneous 1 folders

1767-1770

Box 1, Folder 9

Accounts and Invoices, Miscellaneous 1 folders

1770-1771-05-20

Box 1, Folder 10

Invoices and Accounts, Miscellaneous 1 folders

1771-05-27-1775-12

Box 1, Folder 11

Bills of Lading, Inward 1 folders

1769-03-11-1773-10-21

Box 1, Folder 12

Bills of Lading, Inward 1 folders

1773-10-23-1774-07-13

Box 1, Folder 13

Bills of Lading, Inward 1 folders

1773-10-23-1774-07-13

Box 1, Folder 14

Bills of Lading, Outgoing 1 folders

1771-06-10-1772-03-31

Box 2, Folder 1

Bills of Lading, Outgoing 1 folders

1772-04-06-1772-10-26

Box 2, Folder 2

Bills of Lading, Outgoing 1 folders

1772-10-31-1773-05-17

Box 2, Folder 3

Bills of Lading, Outgoing 1 folders

1773-05-22-1773-11-01

Box 2, Folder 4

BIlls of Lading, Outgoing 1 folders

1773-11-01-1774-07-16

Box 2, Folder 5

Bills of Lading, Outgoing 1 folders

1774-07-23-1775-02-27

Box 2, Folder 6

Invoices 1 folders

1757-05-07-1758-03-16

Box 2, Folder 7

Invoices 1 folders

1758-03-07-1759-02-23

Box 2, Folder 8

Miscellaneous Invoices 1 folders

1759-04-13-1762-02-20

Box 2, Folder 9

Spermaceti Candle Works, Invoices 1 folders

1759-1760-03-05

Box 2, Folder 10

Spermaceti Candle Works, Invoices 1 folders

1760-03-05-1760-07-07

Box 2, Folder 11

Spermaceti Candle Works, Invoices 1 folders

1760-07-10-1760-10-15

Box 2, Folder 12

Spermaceti Candle Works, Invoices 1 folders

1760-10-21-1760-12-30

Box 2, Folder 13

Invoices, Candles and Oil (Spermaceti Candle Works) 1 folders

1763-01-01-1763-03-28

Box 2, Folder 14

Invoices, Candles and Oil (Spermaceti Candle Works) 1 folders

1763-04-01-1763-06-15

Box 2, Folder 15

Invoices, Candles and Oil (Spermaceti Candle Works) 1 folders

1763-09-17-1763-10-25

Box 2, Folder 16

Invoices, Candles and Oil (Spermaceti Candle Works) 1 folders

1763-10-27-1763-12-16

Box 2, Folder 17

Invoices, head matter received 1 folders

1775-08-28-1776-11-19

Maritime and Vessels

Container

Description

Date

Box 465, Folder 1

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: Owned by Nicholas and John Brown, Benjamin Bowen, Allen Brown, Ambrose Page, Esek Hopkins and others, brigantine Providence made four privateering voyages between 1756 and 1758. Under the command of Esek Hopkins for the first three voyages and Silas Cook for the fourth venture, it captured two prizes, the snows Desire and Seven Brothers. Materials include letters, records, receipts, invoices, accounts, cargo accounts, statements, prize disbursements, articles of agreement for a privateering cruise, and reports. Of interest are the papers for boarding the French prisoners. Some items are in French. [See also "Accounts of Basil Dixwell and Accounts of the privateer brigantine Providence from 1757-1759" and Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Desire, captured by the Providence]. Benjamin Bowen; Allen Brown; Silas Cook; Desire (snow); George II; Esek Hopkins; William Mumford; Ambrose Page; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); Rebeka (brigantine); Seven Brothers (snow); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

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Box 465, Folder 2

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: Owned by Nicholas and John Brown, Benjamin Bowen, Allen Brown, Ambrose Page, Esek Hopkins and others, brigantine Providence made four privateering voyages between 1756 and 1758. Under the command of Esek Hopkins for the first three voyages and Silas Cook for the fourth venture, it captured two prizes, the snows Desire and Seven Brothers. Materials include letters, records, receipts, invoices, accounts, cargo accounts, statements, prize disbursements, articles of agreement for a privateering cruise, and reports. Of interest are the papers for boarding the French prisoners. Some items are in French. [See also "Accounts of Basil Dixwell and Accounts of the privateer brigantine Providence from 1757-1759" and Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Desire, captured by the Providence]. Benjamin Bowen; Allen Brown; Silas Cook; Desire (snow); George II; Esek Hopkins; William Mumford; Ambrose Page; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); Rebeka (brigantine); Seven Brothers (snow); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

July 1756-October 1, 1756

Box 465, Folder 3

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: Owned by Nicholas and John Brown, Benjamin Bowen, Allen Brown, Ambrose Page, Esek Hopkins and others, brigantine Providence made four privateering voyages between 1756 and 1758. Under the command of Esek Hopkins for the first three voyages and Silas Cook for the fourth venture, it captured two prizes, the snows Desire and Seven Brothers. Materials include letters, records, receipts, invoices, accounts, cargo accounts, statements, prize disbursements, articles of agreement for a privateering cruise, and reports. Of interest are the papers for boarding the French prisoners. Some items are in French. [See also "Accounts of Basil Dixwell and Accounts of the privateer brigantine Providence from 1757-1759" and Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Desire, captured by the Providence]. Benjamin Bowen; Allen Brown; Silas Cook; Desire (snow); George II; Esek Hopkins; William Mumford; Ambrose Page; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); Rebeka (brigantine); Seven Brothers (snow); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

October 2, 1756-November 24, 1756

Box 465, Folder 4

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: Owned by Nicholas and John Brown, Benjamin Bowen, Allen Brown, Ambrose Page, Esek Hopkins and others, brigantine Providence made four privateering voyages between 1756 and 1758. Under the command of Esek Hopkins for the first three voyages and Silas Cook for the fourth venture, it captured two prizes, the snows Desire and Seven Brothers. Materials include letters, records, receipts, invoices, accounts, cargo accounts, statements, prize disbursements, articles of agreement for a privateering cruise, and reports. Of interest are the papers for boarding the French prisoners. Some items are in French. [See also "Accounts of Basil Dixwell and Accounts of the privateer brigantine Providence from 1757-1759" and Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Desire, captured by the Providence]. Benjamin Bowen; Allen Brown; Silas Cook; Desire (snow); George II; Esek Hopkins; William Mumford; Ambrose Page; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); Rebeka (brigantine); Seven Brothers (snow); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

November 24, 1756-December 3, 1756

Box 465, Folder 5

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: Owned by Nicholas and John Brown, Benjamin Bowen, Allen Brown, Ambrose Page, Esek Hopkins and others, brigantine Providence made four privateering voyages between 1756 and 1758. Under the command of Esek Hopkins for the first three voyages and Silas Cook for the fourth venture, it captured two prizes, the snows Desire and Seven Brothers. Materials include letters, records, receipts, invoices, accounts, cargo accounts, statements, prize disbursements, articles of agreement for a privateering cruise, and reports. Of interest are the papers for boarding the French prisoners. Some items are in French. [See also "Accounts of Basil Dixwell and Accounts of the privateer brigantine Providence from 1757-1759" and Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Desire, captured by the Providence]. Benjamin Bowen; Allen Brown; Silas Cook; Desire (snow); George II; Esek Hopkins; William Mumford; Ambrose Page; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); Rebeka (brigantine); Seven Brothers (snow); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

December 3, 1756-December 28, 1756

Box 465, Folder 6

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: Owned by Nicholas and John Brown, Benjamin Bowen, Allen Brown, Ambrose Page, Esek Hopkins and others, brigantine Providence made four privateering voyages between 1756 and 1758. Under the command of Esek Hopkins for the first three voyages and Silas Cook for the fourth venture, it captured two prizes, the snows Desire and Seven Brothers. Materials include letters, records, receipts, invoices, accounts, cargo accounts, statements, prize disbursements, articles of agreement for a privateering cruise, and reports. Of interest are the papers for boarding the French prisoners. Some items are in French. [See also "Accounts of Basil Dixwell and Accounts of the privateer brigantine Providence from 1757-1759" and Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Desire, captured by the Providence]. Benjamin Bowen; Allen Brown; Silas Cook; Desire (snow); George II; Esek Hopkins; William Mumford; Ambrose Page; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); Rebeka (brigantine); Seven Brothers (snow); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

January 1757

Box 465, Folder 7

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: Owned by Nicholas and John Brown, Benjamin Bowen, Allen Brown, Ambrose Page, Esek Hopkins and others, brigantine Providence made four privateering voyages between 1756 and 1758. Under the command of Esek Hopkins for the first three voyages and Silas Cook for the fourth venture, it captured two prizes, the snows Desire and Seven Brothers. Materials include letters, records, receipts, invoices, accounts, cargo accounts, statements, prize disbursements, articles of agreement for a privateering cruise, and reports. Of interest are the papers for boarding the French prisoners. Some items are in French. [See also "Accounts of Basil Dixwell and Accounts of the privateer brigantine Providence from 1757-1759" and Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Desire, captured by the Providence]. Benjamin Bowen; Allen Brown; Silas Cook; Desire (snow); George II; Esek Hopkins; William Mumford; Ambrose Page; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); Rebeka (brigantine); Seven Brothers (snow); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

January-February 1757

Box 465, Folder 8

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: Owned by Nicholas and John Brown, Benjamin Bowen, Allen Brown, Ambrose Page, Esek Hopkins and others, brigantine Providence made four privateering voyages between 1756 and 1758. Under the command of Esek Hopkins for the first three voyages and Silas Cook for the fourth venture, it captured two prizes, the snows Desire and Seven Brothers. Materials include letters, records, receipts, invoices, accounts, cargo accounts, statements, prize disbursements, articles of agreement for a privateering cruise, and reports. Of interest are the papers for boarding the French prisoners. Some items are in French. [See also "Accounts of Basil Dixwell and Accounts of the privateer brigantine Providence from 1757-1759" and Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Desire, captured by the Providence]. Benjamin Bowen; Allen Brown; Silas Cook; Desire (snow); George II; Esek Hopkins; William Mumford; Ambrose Page; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); Rebeka (brigantine); Seven Brothers (snow); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

February [ ], 1757-February 12, 1757

Box 465, Folder 9

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: Owned by Nicholas and John Brown, Benjamin Bowen, Allen Brown, Ambrose Page, Esek Hopkins and others, brigantine Providence made four privateering voyages between 1756 and 1758. Under the command of Esek Hopkins for the first three voyages and Silas Cook for the fourth venture, it captured two prizes, the snows Desire and Seven Brothers. Materials include letters, records, receipts, invoices, accounts, cargo accounts, statements, prize disbursements, articles of agreement for a privateering cruise, and reports. Of interest are the papers for boarding the French prisoners. Some items are in French. [See also "Accounts of Basil Dixwell and Accounts of the privateer brigantine Providence from 1757-1759" and Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Desire, captured by the Providence]. Benjamin Bowen; Allen Brown; Silas Cook; Desire (snow); George II; Esek Hopkins; William Mumford; Ambrose Page; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); Rebeka (brigantine); Seven Brothers (snow); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

February 23, 1757-[March] 1757

Box 465, Folder 10

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: Owned by Nicholas and John Brown, Benjamin Bowen, Allen Brown, Ambrose Page, Esek Hopkins and others, brigantine Providence made four privateering voyages between 1756 and 1758. Under the command of Esek Hopkins for the first three voyages and Silas Cook for the fourth venture, it captured two prizes, the snows Desire and Seven Brothers. Materials include letters, records, receipts, invoices, accounts, cargo accounts, statements, prize disbursements, articles of agreement for a privateering cruise, and reports. Of interest are the papers for boarding the French prisoners. Some items are in French. [See also "Accounts of Basil Dixwell and Accounts of the privateer brigantine Providence from 1757-1759" and Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Desire, captured by the Providence]. Benjamin Bowen; Allen Brown; Silas Cook; Desire (snow); George II; Esek Hopkins; William Mumford; Ambrose Page; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); Rebeka (brigantine); Seven Brothers (snow); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

March [ ], 1757-March 31, 1757

Box 465, Folder 11

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: Owned by Nicholas and John Brown, Benjamin Bowen, Allen Brown, Ambrose Page, Esek Hopkins and others, brigantine Providence made four privateering voyages between 1756 and 1758. Under the command of Esek Hopkins for the first three voyages and Silas Cook for the fourth venture, it captured two prizes, the snows Desire and Seven Brothers. Materials include letters, records, receipts, invoices, accounts, cargo accounts, statements, prize disbursements, articles of agreement for a privateering cruise, and reports. Of interest are the papers for boarding the French prisoners. Some items are in French. [See also "Accounts of Basil Dixwell and Accounts of the privateer brigantine Providence from 1757-1759" and Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Desire, captured by the Providence]. Benjamin Bowen; Allen Brown; Silas Cook; Desire (snow); George II; Esek Hopkins; William Mumford; Ambrose Page; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); Rebeka (brigantine); Seven Brothers (snow); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

April [ ], 1757-September 30, 1757

Box 465, Folder 12

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: Owned by Nicholas and John Brown, Benjamin Bowen, Allen Brown, Ambrose Page, Esek Hopkins and others, brigantine Providence made four privateering voyages between 1756 and 1758. Under the command of Esek Hopkins for the first three voyages and Silas Cook for the fourth venture, it captured two prizes, the snows Desire and Seven Brothers. Materials include letters, records, receipts, invoices, accounts, cargo accounts, statements, prize disbursements, articles of agreement for a privateering cruise, and reports. Of interest are the papers for boarding the French prisoners. Some items are in French. [See also "Accounts of Basil Dixwell and Accounts of the privateer brigantine Providence from 1757-1759" and Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Desire, captured by the Providence]. Benjamin Bowen; Allen Brown; Silas Cook; Desire (snow); George II; Esek Hopkins; William Mumford; Ambrose Page; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); Rebeka (brigantine); Seven Brothers (snow); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

[November 1757]-June 13, 1758

Box 465, Folder 13

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: Owned by Nicholas and John Brown, Benjamin Bowen, Allen Brown, Ambrose Page, Esek Hopkins and others, brigantine Providence made four privateering voyages between 1756 and 1758. Under the command of Esek Hopkins for the first three voyages and Silas Cook for the fourth venture, it captured two prizes, the snows Desire and Seven Brothers. Materials include letters, records, receipts, invoices, accounts, cargo accounts, statements, prize disbursements, articles of agreement for a privateering cruise, and reports. Of interest are the papers for boarding the French prisoners. Some items are in French. [See also "Accounts of Basil Dixwell and Accounts of the privateer brigantine Providence from 1757-1759" and Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Desire, captured by the Providence]. Benjamin Bowen; Allen Brown; Silas Cook; Desire (snow); George II; Esek Hopkins; William Mumford; Ambrose Page; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); Rebeka (brigantine); Seven Brothers (snow); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

January 18, 1757-March 12, 1757

Box 465, Folder 14

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: Owned by Nicholas and John Brown, Benjamin Bowen, Allen Brown, Ambrose Page, Esek Hopkins and others, brigantine Providence made four privateering voyages between 1756 and 1758. Under the command of Esek Hopkins for the first three voyages and Silas Cook for the fourth venture, it captured two prizes, the snows Desire and Seven Brothers. Materials include letters, records, receipts, invoices, accounts, cargo accounts, statements, prize disbursements, articles of agreement for a privateering cruise, and reports. Of interest are the papers for boarding the French prisoners. Some items are in French. [See also "Accounts of Basil Dixwell and Accounts of the privateer brigantine Providence from 1757-1759" and Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Desire, captured by the Providence]. Benjamin Bowen; Allen Brown; Silas Cook; Desire (snow); George II; Esek Hopkins; William Mumford; Ambrose Page; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); Rebeka (brigantine); Seven Brothers (snow); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

March 15, 1757-April 11, 1757

Box 465, Folder 15

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: Owned by Nicholas and John Brown, Benjamin Bowen, Allen Brown, Ambrose Page, Esek Hopkins and others, brigantine Providence made four privateering voyages between 1756 and 1758. Under the command of Esek Hopkins for the first three voyages and Silas Cook for the fourth venture, it captured two prizes, the snows Desire and Seven Brothers. Materials include letters, records, receipts, invoices, accounts, cargo accounts, statements, prize disbursements, articles of agreement for a privateering cruise, and reports. Of interest are the papers for boarding the French prisoners. Some items are in French. [See also "Accounts of Basil Dixwell and Accounts of the privateer brigantine Providence from 1757-1759" and Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Desire, captured by the Providence]. Benjamin Bowen; Allen Brown; Silas Cook; Desire (snow); George II; Esek Hopkins; William Mumford; Ambrose Page; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); Rebeka (brigantine); Seven Brothers (snow); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

April 11, 1757-November 7, 1757

Box 465, Folder 16

Sloop Freelove to Virginia, papers related to the voyage and death of Capt. James Brown 1 folders

Box 466, Folder 1

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: Owned by Nicholas and John Brown, Benjamin Bowen, Allen Brown, Ambrose Page, Esek Hopkins and others, brigantine Providence made four privateering voyages between 1756 and 1758. Under the command of Esek Hopkins for the first three voyages and Silas Cook for the fourth venture, it captured two prizes, the snows Desire and Seven Brothers. Materials include letters, records, receipts, invoices, accounts, cargo accounts, statements, prize disbursements, articles of agreement for a privateering cruise, and reports. Of interest are the papers for boarding the French prisoners. Some items are in French. [See also "Accounts of Basil Dixwell and Accounts of the privateer brigantine Providence from 1757-1759" and Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Desire, captured by the Providence]. Benjamin Bowen; Allen Brown; Silas Cook; Desire (snow); George II; Esek Hopkins; William Mumford; Ambrose Page; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); Rebeka (brigantine); Seven Brothers (snow); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

April 1, 1757-October 13, 1757

Box 466, Folder 2

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: Owned by Nicholas and John Brown, Benjamin Bowen, Allen Brown, Ambrose Page, Esek Hopkins and others, brigantine Providence made four privateering voyages between 1756 and 1758. Under the command of Esek Hopkins for the first three voyages and Silas Cook for the fourth venture, it captured two prizes, the snows Desire and Seven Brothers. Materials include letters, records, receipts, invoices, accounts, cargo accounts, statements, prize disbursements, articles of agreement for a privateering cruise, and reports. Of interest are the papers for boarding the French prisoners. Some items are in French. [See also "Accounts of Basil Dixwell and Accounts of the privateer brigantine Providence from 1757-1759" and Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Desire, captured by the Providence]. Benjamin Bowen; Allen Brown; Silas Cook; Desire (snow); George II; Esek Hopkins; William Mumford; Ambrose Page; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); Rebeka (brigantine); Seven Brothers (snow); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

October 17, 1757-February 1, 1758

Box 466, Folder 3

Brigantine Britannia 1 folder General Note: Contains fitting out papers and portage bill of brigantine Britannia with Captain Neheimiah Rhoad, master, to Port-au-Prince, Hispaniola. Nicholas and John Brown each were 1/64 owners in this voyage. Flying a flag of truce, Britannia was captured on her homeward passage by the privateer Spry, Captain Spring, of Philadelphia. Britannia (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; Privateering; Neutrality--Flag of Truce; Neheimiah Rhoad; Ship's Papers; Spry (privateer); Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

May 18, 1758-July 15, 1758

Box 466, Folder 4

Sloop Speedwell 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains ship's papers for the eight voyages made by two different sloops named Speedwell for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown from 1758 to 1761. The voyages were (1) 1758, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, carried French prisoners as well as slaves to be sold]; (2) 1759, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, with two French prisoners on board]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain John Updike [flag of truce]; (4) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain Silas Cook [flag of truce, captured by British privateer Little John and condemned]; (5) 1760, New Orleans, Captain John Updike: cargo included fur, skins, indigo [flag of truce ]; (6) 1761, Jamaica and Hispaniola, Captain Joseph Kinnicutt: cargo included flour, fish, candles, lumber, rum, molasses [flag of truce ]; (7) 1761, Hispaniola, Captain Kinnicutt [flag of truce]; and (8) 1762, Hispaniola and Martinique, Captain Gottlieb Eckstine: cargo included sugar, indigo, flour, barrels, hoops, staves, whale products, candles. Documents include charter party, sailing orders, wrappers, accounts, flag of truce bond, portage bill, legal papers, protest, reports, memoranda, accounts, marine insurance, fitting out records, invoices, receipts, bills of lading and letters. [Consult The Rhode Island Historical Society for related material.] Admiralty Court; Nathan Angell; Candles; Silas Cook; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; George Corlis; Gottlieb Eckstine; Flour; Fish; Nathaniel Green; Hispaniola--Trade; Indigo; Insurance--Marine; Jamaica--Trade; Joseph Kinnicutt; Little John (British privateer); Martinique--Trade; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; New Orleans--Trade; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spanish America--Trade; Speedwell (sloop); St. Marks; Sugar; Daniel Tillinghast; Trade--Foreign; John Updike; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

September-November 1758

Box 466, Folder 5

Sloop Speedwell 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains ship's papers for the eight voyages made by two different sloops named Speedwell for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown from 1758 to 1761. The voyages were (1) 1758, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, carried French prisoners as well as slaves to be sold]; (2) 1759, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, with two French prisoners on board]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain John Updike [flag of truce]; (4) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain Silas Cook [flag of truce, captured by British privateer Little John and condemned]; (5) 1760, New Orleans, Captain John Updike: cargo included fur, skins, indigo [flag of truce ]; (6) 1761, Jamaica and Hispaniola, Captain Joseph Kinnicutt: cargo included flour, fish, candles, lumber, rum, molasses [flag of truce ]; (7) 1761, Hispaniola, Captain Kinnicutt [flag of truce]; and (8) 1762, Hispaniola and Martinique, Captain Gottlieb Eckstine: cargo included sugar, indigo, flour, barrels, hoops, staves, whale products, candles. Documents include charter party, sailing orders, wrappers, accounts, flag of truce bond, portage bill, legal papers, protest, reports, memoranda, accounts, marine insurance, fitting out records, invoices, receipts, bills of lading and letters. [Consult The Rhode Island Historical Society for related material.] Admiralty Court; Nathan Angell; Candles; Silas Cook; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; George Corlis; Gottlieb Eckstine; Flour; Fish; Nathaniel Green; Hispaniola--Trade; Indigo; Insurance--Marine; Jamaica--Trade; Joseph Kinnicutt; Little John (British privateer); Martinique--Trade; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; New Orleans--Trade; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spanish America--Trade; Speedwell (sloop); St. Marks; Sugar; Daniel Tillinghast; Trade--Foreign; John Updike; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

November 11, 1758-December [ ], 1760

Box 466, Folder 6

Sloop Speedwell 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains ship's papers for the eight voyages made by two different sloops named Speedwell for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown from 1758 to 1761. The voyages were (1) 1758, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, carried French prisoners as well as slaves to be sold]; (2) 1759, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, with two French prisoners on board]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain John Updike [flag of truce]; (4) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain Silas Cook [flag of truce, captured by British privateer Little John and condemned]; (5) 1760, New Orleans, Captain John Updike: cargo included fur, skins, indigo [flag of truce ]; (6) 1761, Jamaica and Hispaniola, Captain Joseph Kinnicutt: cargo included flour, fish, candles, lumber, rum, molasses [flag of truce ]; (7) 1761, Hispaniola, Captain Kinnicutt [flag of truce]; and (8) 1762, Hispaniola and Martinique, Captain Gottlieb Eckstine: cargo included sugar, indigo, flour, barrels, hoops, staves, whale products, candles. Documents include charter party, sailing orders, wrappers, accounts, flag of truce bond, portage bill, legal papers, protest, reports, memoranda, accounts, marine insurance, fitting out records, invoices, receipts, bills of lading and letters. [Consult The Rhode Island Historical Society for related material.] Admiralty Court; Nathan Angell; Candles; Silas Cook; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; George Corlis; Gottlieb Eckstine; Flour; Fish; Nathaniel Green; Hispaniola--Trade; Indigo; Insurance--Marine; Jamaica--Trade; Joseph Kinnicutt; Little John (British privateer); Martinique--Trade; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; New Orleans--Trade; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spanish America--Trade; Speedwell (sloop); St. Marks; Sugar; Daniel Tillinghast; Trade--Foreign; John Updike; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

[November] 1758-December [ ]1758

Box 466, Folder 7

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: Owned by Nicholas and John Brown, Benjamin Bowen, Allen Brown, Ambrose Page, Esek Hopkins and others, brigantine Providence made four privateering voyages between 1756 and 1758. Under the command of Esek Hopkins for the first three voyages and Silas Cook for the fourth venture, it captured two prizes, the snows Desire and Seven Brothers. Materials include letters, records, receipts, invoices, accounts, cargo accounts, statements, prize disbursements, articles of agreement for a privateering cruise, and reports. Of interest are the papers for boarding the French prisoners. Some items are in French. [See also "Accounts of Basil Dixwell and Accounts of the privateer brigantine Providence from 1757-1759" and Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Desire, captured by the Providence]. Benjamin Bowen; Allen Brown; Silas Cook; Desire (snow); George II; Esek Hopkins; William Mumford; Ambrose Page; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); Rebeka (brigantine); Seven Brothers (snow); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

September [ ], 1758-October 30, 1758

Box 466, Folder 8

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: Owned by Nicholas and John Brown, Benjamin Bowen, Allen Brown, Ambrose Page, Esek Hopkins and others, brigantine Providence made four privateering voyages between 1756 and 1758. Under the command of Esek Hopkins for the first three voyages and Silas Cook for the fourth venture, it captured two prizes, the snows Desire and Seven Brothers. Materials include letters, records, receipts, invoices, accounts, cargo accounts, statements, prize disbursements, articles of agreement for a privateering cruise, and reports. Of interest are the papers for boarding the French prisoners. Some items are in French. [See also "Accounts of Basil Dixwell and Accounts of the privateer brigantine Providence from 1757-1759" and Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Desire, captured by the Providence]. Benjamin Bowen; Allen Brown; Silas Cook; Desire (snow); George II; Esek Hopkins; William Mumford; Ambrose Page; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); Rebeka (brigantine); Seven Brothers (snow); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

November [ ], 1758-November 7, 1758

Box 466, Folder 9

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: Owned by Nicholas and John Brown, Benjamin Bowen, Allen Brown, Ambrose Page, Esek Hopkins and others, brigantine Providence made four privateering voyages between 1756 and 1758. Under the command of Esek Hopkins for the first three voyages and Silas Cook for the fourth venture, it captured two prizes, the snows Desire and Seven Brothers. Materials include letters, records, receipts, invoices, accounts, cargo accounts, statements, prize disbursements, articles of agreement for a privateering cruise, and reports. Of interest are the papers for boarding the French prisoners. Some items are in French. [See also "Accounts of Basil Dixwell and Accounts of the privateer brigantine Providence from 1757-1759" and Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Desire, captured by the Providence]. Benjamin Bowen; Allen Brown; Silas Cook; Desire (snow); George II; Esek Hopkins; William Mumford; Ambrose Page; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); Rebeka (brigantine); Seven Brothers (snow); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

November 7, 1758-November 11, 1758

Box 466, Folder 10

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: Owned by Nicholas and John Brown, Benjamin Bowen, Allen Brown, Ambrose Page, Esek Hopkins and others, brigantine Providence made four privateering voyages between 1756 and 1758. Under the command of Esek Hopkins for the first three voyages and Silas Cook for the fourth venture, it captured two prizes, the snows Desire and Seven Brothers. Materials include letters, records, receipts, invoices, accounts, cargo accounts, statements, prize disbursements, articles of agreement for a privateering cruise, and reports. Of interest are the papers for boarding the French prisoners. Some items are in French. [See also "Accounts of Basil Dixwell and Accounts of the privateer brigantine Providence from 1757-1759" and Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Desire, captured by the Providence]. Benjamin Bowen; Allen Brown; Silas Cook; Desire (snow); George II; Esek Hopkins; William Mumford; Ambrose Page; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); Rebeka (brigantine); Seven Brothers (snow); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

November 11, 1758-November 13, 1758

Box 466, Folder 11

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: Owned by Nicholas and John Brown, Benjamin Bowen, Allen Brown, Ambrose Page, Esek Hopkins and others, brigantine Providence made four privateering voyages between 1756 and 1758. Under the command of Esek Hopkins for the first three voyages and Silas Cook for the fourth venture, it captured two prizes, the snows Desire and Seven Brothers. Materials include letters, records, receipts, invoices, accounts, cargo accounts, statements, prize disbursements, articles of agreement for a privateering cruise, and reports. Of interest are the papers for boarding the French prisoners. Some items are in French. [See also "Accounts of Basil Dixwell and Accounts of the privateer brigantine Providence from 1757-1759" and Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Desire, captured by the Providence]. Benjamin Bowen; Allen Brown; Silas Cook; Desire (snow); George II; Esek Hopkins; William Mumford; Ambrose Page; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); Rebeka (brigantine); Seven Brothers (snow); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

November 11, 1758-May 2, 1762

Box 466, Folder 12

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: Owned by Nicholas and John Brown, Benjamin Bowen, Allen Brown, Ambrose Page, Esek Hopkins and others, brigantine Providence made four privateering voyages between 1756 and 1758. Under the command of Esek Hopkins for the first three voyages and Silas Cook for the fourth venture, it captured two prizes, the snows Desire and Seven Brothers. Materials include letters, records, receipts, invoices, accounts, cargo accounts, statements, prize disbursements, articles of agreement for a privateering cruise, and reports. Of interest are the papers for boarding the French prisoners. Some items are in French. [See also "Accounts of Basil Dixwell and Accounts of the privateer brigantine Providence from 1757-1759" and Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Desire, captured by the Providence]. Benjamin Bowen; Allen Brown; Silas Cook; Desire (snow); George II; Esek Hopkins; William Mumford; Ambrose Page; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); Rebeka (brigantine); Seven Brothers (snow); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

December 22, 1758-[January 1760]

Box 466, Folder 13

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: Owned by Nicholas and John Brown, Benjamin Bowen, Allen Brown, Ambrose Page, Esek Hopkins and others, brigantine Providence made four privateering voyages between 1756 and 1758. Under the command of Esek Hopkins for the first three voyages and Silas Cook for the fourth venture, it captured two prizes, the snows Desire and Seven Brothers. Materials include letters, records, receipts, invoices, accounts, cargo accounts, statements, prize disbursements, articles of agreement for a privateering cruise, and reports. Of interest are the papers for boarding the French prisoners. Some items are in French. This brigantine is distinct from the trading vessel later commissioned by Nicholas and John Brown and Obadiah Brown, also named brigantine Providence. [See also "Accounts of Basil Dixwell and Accounts of the privateer brigantine Providence from 1757-1759" and Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Desire, captured by the Providence]. Benjamin Bowen; Allen Brown; Silas Cook; Desire (snow); George II; Esek Hopkins; William Mumford; Ambrose Page; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); Rebeka (brigantine); Seven Brothers (snow); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

1759-1760

Box 467, Folder 1

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: In 1759, Obadiah Brown and Nicholas and John Brown commissioned Elizah Cobb of Taunton, Massachusetts to build the brigantine Providence. They invested in its voyage, a flag of truce, with Captain John Randall in command to Port-au-Prince. The ship was taken by the schooner Polley's Revenge on the homeward trip. Documents include shipbuilding records, portage bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda book, receipts, bill of lading, legal papers, accounts, protest and sailing orders, invoices, and consular certificates. The sub-series also includes information on snows Warring, Winsor, and Fryal. This brigantine is separate from the privateer brigantune Providence which was also partially owned by Nicholas and John Brown at this time. Admiralty Court; Elizah Cobb; Fryal (snow); Hispaniola--Trade; Insurance; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Polley's Revenge (schooner); Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); John Randall; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Trade--Foreign; Warring (snow); West Indies--Trade; Winsor (snow) Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

January 4, 1760-February 22, 1760

Box 467, Folder 2

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: In 1759, Obadiah Brown and Nicholas and John Brown commissioned Elizah Cobb of Taunton, Massachusetts to build the brigantine Providence. They invested in its voyage, a flag of truce, with Captain John Randall in command to Port-au-Prince. The ship was taken by the schooner Polley's Revenge on the homeward trip. Documents include shipbuilding records, portage bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda book, receipts, bill of lading, legal papers, accounts, protest and sailing orders, invoices, and consular certificates. The sub-series also includes information on snows Warring, Winsor, and Fryal. This brigantine is separate from the privateer brigantune Providence which was also partially owned by Nicholas and John Brown at this time. Admiralty Court; Elizah Cobb; Fryal (snow); Hispaniola--Trade; Insurance; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Polley's Revenge (schooner); Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); John Randall; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Trade--Foreign; Warring (snow); West Indies--Trade; Winsor (snow) Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

February 22, 1760-May 18. 1760

Box 467, Folder 3

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: In 1759, Obadiah Brown and Nicholas and John Brown commissioned Elizah Cobb of Taunton, Massachusetts to build the brigantine Providence. They invested in its voyage, a flag of truce, with Captain John Randall in command to Port-au-Prince. The ship was taken by the schooner Polley's Revenge on the homeward trip. Documents include shipbuilding records, portage bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda book, receipts, bill of lading, legal papers, accounts, protest and sailing orders, invoices, and consular certificates. The sub-series also includes information on snows Warring, Winsor, and Fryal. This brigantine is separate from the privateer brigantune Providence which was also partially owned by Nicholas and John Brown at this time. Admiralty Court; Elizah Cobb; Fryal (snow); Hispaniola--Trade; Insurance; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Polley's Revenge (schooner); Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); John Randall; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Trade--Foreign; Warring (snow); West Indies--Trade; Winsor (snow) Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

May 30, 1760-August 30, 1760

Box 467, Folder 4

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: In 1759, Obadiah Brown and Nicholas and John Brown commissioned Elizah Cobb of Taunton, Massachusetts to build the brigantine Providence. They invested in its voyage, a flag of truce, with Captain John Randall in command to Port-au-Prince. The ship was taken by the schooner Polley's Revenge on the homeward trip. Documents include shipbuilding records, portage bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda book, receipts, bill of lading, legal papers, accounts, protest and sailing orders, invoices, and consular certificates. The sub-series also includes information on snows Warring, Winsor, and Fryal. This brigantine is separate from the privateer brigantune Providence which was also partially owned by Nicholas and John Brown at this time. Admiralty Court; Elizah Cobb; Fryal (snow); Hispaniola--Trade; Insurance; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Polley's Revenge (schooner); Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); John Randall; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Trade--Foreign; Warring (snow); West Indies--Trade; Winsor (snow) Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

June 3, 1760-July 26, 1765

Box 467, Folder 5

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: In 1759, Obadiah Brown and Nicholas and John Brown commissioned Elizah Cobb of Taunton, Massachusetts to build the brigantine Providence. They invested in its voyage, a flag of truce, with Captain John Randall in command to Port-au-Prince. The ship was taken by the schooner Polley's Revenge on the homeward trip. Documents include shipbuilding records, portage bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda book, receipts, bill of lading, legal papers, accounts, protest and sailing orders, invoices, and consular certificates. The sub-series also includes information on snows Warring, Winsor, and Fryal. This brigantine is separate from the privateer brigantune Providence which was also partially owned by Nicholas and John Brown at this time. Admiralty Court; Elizah Cobb; Fryal (snow); Hispaniola--Trade; Insurance; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Polley's Revenge (schooner); Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); John Randall; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Trade--Foreign; Warring (snow); West Indies--Trade; Winsor (snow) Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

August 20, 1765-June 16, 1767

Box 467, Folder 6

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: In 1759, Obadiah Brown and Nicholas and John Brown commissioned Elizah Cobb of Taunton, Massachusetts to build the brigantine Providence. They invested in its voyage, a flag of truce, with Captain John Randall in command to Port-au-Prince. The ship was taken by the schooner Polley's Revenge on the homeward trip. Documents include shipbuilding records, portage bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda book, receipts, bill of lading, legal papers, accounts, protest and sailing orders, invoices, and consular certificates. The sub-series also includes information on snows Warring, Winsor, and Fryal. This brigantine is separate from the privateer brigantune Providence which was also partially owned by Nicholas and John Brown at this time. Admiralty Court; Elizah Cobb; Fryal (snow); Hispaniola--Trade; Insurance; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Polley's Revenge (schooner); Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); John Randall; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Trade--Foreign; Warring (snow); West Indies--Trade; Winsor (snow) Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

June 20, 1761-August 1774

Box 467, Folder 7

Sloop Speedwell 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains ship's papers for the eight voyages made by two different sloops named Speedwell for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown from 1758 to 1761. The voyages were (1) 1758, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, carried French prisoners as well as slaves to be sold]; (2) 1759, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, with two French prisoners on board]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain John Updike [flag of truce]; (4) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain Silas Cook [flag of truce, captured by British privateer Little John and condemned]; (5) 1760, New Orleans, Captain John Updike: cargo included fur, skins, indigo [flag of truce ]; (6) 1761, Jamaica and Hispaniola, Captain Joseph Kinnicutt: cargo included flour, fish, candles, lumber, rum, molasses [flag of truce ]; (7) 1761, Hispaniola, Captain Kinnicutt [flag of truce]; and (8) 1762, Hispaniola and Martinique, Captain Gottlieb Eckstine: cargo included sugar, indigo, flour, barrels, hoops, staves, whale products, candles. Documents include charter party, sailing orders, wrappers, accounts, flag of truce bond, portage bill, legal papers, protest, reports, memoranda, accounts, marine insurance, fitting out records, invoices, receipts, bills of lading and letters. [Consult The Rhode Island Historical Society for related material.] Admiralty Court; Nathan Angell; Candles; Silas Cook; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; George Corlis; Gottlieb Eckstine; Flour; Fish; Nathaniel Green; Hispaniola--Trade; Indigo; Insurance--Marine; Jamaica--Trade; Joseph Kinnicutt; Little John (British privateer); Martinique--Trade; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; New Orleans--Trade; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spanish America--Trade; Speedwell (sloop); St. Marks; Sugar; Daniel Tillinghast; Trade--Foreign; John Updike; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

August 25, 1759-September 8, 1759

Box 467, Folder 8

Sloop Speedwell 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains ship's papers for the eight voyages made by two different sloops named Speedwell for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown from 1758 to 1761. The voyages were (1) 1758, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, carried French prisoners as well as slaves to be sold]; (2) 1759, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, with two French prisoners on board]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain John Updike [flag of truce]; (4) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain Silas Cook [flag of truce, captured by British privateer Little John and condemned]; (5) 1760, New Orleans, Captain John Updike: cargo included fur, skins, indigo [flag of truce ]; (6) 1761, Jamaica and Hispaniola, Captain Joseph Kinnicutt: cargo included flour, fish, candles, lumber, rum, molasses [flag of truce ]; (7) 1761, Hispaniola, Captain Kinnicutt [flag of truce]; and (8) 1762, Hispaniola and Martinique, Captain Gottlieb Eckstine: cargo included sugar, indigo, flour, barrels, hoops, staves, whale products, candles. Documents include charter party, sailing orders, wrappers, accounts, flag of truce bond, portage bill, legal papers, protest, reports, memoranda, accounts, marine insurance, fitting out records, invoices, receipts, bills of lading and letters. [Consult The Rhode Island Historical Society for related material.] Admiralty Court; Nathan Angell; Candles; Silas Cook; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; George Corlis; Gottlieb Eckstine; Flour; Fish; Nathaniel Green; Hispaniola--Trade; Indigo; Insurance--Marine; Jamaica--Trade; Joseph Kinnicutt; Little John (British privateer); Martinique--Trade; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; New Orleans--Trade; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spanish America--Trade; Speedwell (sloop); St. Marks; Sugar; Daniel Tillinghast; Trade--Foreign; John Updike; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

[September 9, 1759]-May 16, 1760

Box 467, Folder 9

Sloop Speedwell 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains ship's papers for the eight voyages made by two different sloops named Speedwell for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown from 1758 to 1761. The voyages were (1) 1758, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, carried French prisoners as well as slaves to be sold]; (2) 1759, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, with two French prisoners on board]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain John Updike [flag of truce]; (4) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain Silas Cook [flag of truce, captured by British privateer Little John and condemned]; (5) 1760, New Orleans, Captain John Updike: cargo included fur, skins, indigo [flag of truce ]; (6) 1761, Jamaica and Hispaniola, Captain Joseph Kinnicutt: cargo included flour, fish, candles, lumber, rum, molasses [flag of truce ]; (7) 1761, Hispaniola, Captain Kinnicutt [flag of truce]; and (8) 1762, Hispaniola and Martinique, Captain Gottlieb Eckstine: cargo included sugar, indigo, flour, barrels, hoops, staves, whale products, candles. Documents include charter party, sailing orders, wrappers, accounts, flag of truce bond, portage bill, legal papers, protest, reports, memoranda, accounts, marine insurance, fitting out records, invoices, receipts, bills of lading and letters. [Consult The Rhode Island Historical Society for related material.] Admiralty Court; Nathan Angell; Candles; Silas Cook; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; George Corlis; Gottlieb Eckstine; Flour; Fish; Nathaniel Green; Hispaniola--Trade; Indigo; Insurance--Marine; Jamaica--Trade; Joseph Kinnicutt; Little John (British privateer); Martinique--Trade; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; New Orleans--Trade; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spanish America--Trade; Speedwell (sloop); St. Marks; Sugar; Daniel Tillinghast; Trade--Foreign; John Updike; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

[ ] - May 15, 1759

Box 467, Folder 10

Sloop Speedwell 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains ship's papers for the eight voyages made by two different sloops named Speedwell for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown from 1758 to 1761. The voyages were (1) 1758, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, carried French prisoners as well as slaves to be sold]; (2) 1759, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, with two French prisoners on board]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain John Updike [flag of truce]; (4) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain Silas Cook [flag of truce, captured by British privateer Little John and condemned]; (5) 1760, New Orleans, Captain John Updike: cargo included fur, skins, indigo [flag of truce ]; (6) 1761, Jamaica and Hispaniola, Captain Joseph Kinnicutt: cargo included flour, fish, candles, lumber, rum, molasses [flag of truce ]; (7) 1761, Hispaniola, Captain Kinnicutt [flag of truce]; and (8) 1762, Hispaniola and Martinique, Captain Gottlieb Eckstine: cargo included sugar, indigo, flour, barrels, hoops, staves, whale products, candles. Documents include charter party, sailing orders, wrappers, accounts, flag of truce bond, portage bill, legal papers, protest, reports, memoranda, accounts, marine insurance, fitting out records, invoices, receipts, bills of lading and letters. [Consult The Rhode Island Historical Society for related material.] Admiralty Court; Nathan Angell; Candles; Silas Cook; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; George Corlis; Gottlieb Eckstine; Flour; Fish; Nathaniel Green; Hispaniola--Trade; Indigo; Insurance--Marine; Jamaica--Trade; Joseph Kinnicutt; Little John (British privateer); Martinique--Trade; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; New Orleans--Trade; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spanish America--Trade; Speedwell (sloop); St. Marks; Sugar; Daniel Tillinghast; Trade--Foreign; John Updike; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

May 15, 1759-June [ ], 1759

Box 467, Folder 11

Sloop Speedwell 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains ship's papers for the eight voyages made by two different sloops named Speedwell for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown from 1758 to 1761. The voyages were (1) 1758, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, carried French prisoners as well as slaves to be sold]; (2) 1759, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, with two French prisoners on board]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain John Updike [flag of truce]; (4) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain Silas Cook [flag of truce, captured by British privateer Little John and condemned]; (5) 1760, New Orleans, Captain John Updike: cargo included fur, skins, indigo [flag of truce ]; (6) 1761, Jamaica and Hispaniola, Captain Joseph Kinnicutt: cargo included flour, fish, candles, lumber, rum, molasses [flag of truce ]; (7) 1761, Hispaniola, Captain Kinnicutt [flag of truce]; and (8) 1762, Hispaniola and Martinique, Captain Gottlieb Eckstine: cargo included sugar, indigo, flour, barrels, hoops, staves, whale products, candles. Documents include charter party, sailing orders, wrappers, accounts, flag of truce bond, portage bill, legal papers, protest, reports, memoranda, accounts, marine insurance, fitting out records, invoices, receipts, bills of lading and letters. [Consult The Rhode Island Historical Society for related material.] Admiralty Court; Nathan Angell; Candles; Silas Cook; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; George Corlis; Gottlieb Eckstine; Flour; Fish; Nathaniel Green; Hispaniola--Trade; Indigo; Insurance--Marine; Jamaica--Trade; Joseph Kinnicutt; Little John (British privateer); Martinique--Trade; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; New Orleans--Trade; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spanish America--Trade; Speedwell (sloop); St. Marks; Sugar; Daniel Tillinghast; Trade--Foreign; John Updike; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

June [ ], 1759-January 12, 1760

Box 468, Folder 1

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: Sloop George made numerous voyages for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1762. These included (1) 1758-1759, St. Thomas, Monte Cristi, Captain Solomon Owens: cargo included sugar, molasses [wrappers, receipts, sailing orders, fitting out bills, accounts, invoices]; (2) 1759, Surinam and Paramaribo, Captain Ambrose Page: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum [flags of truce, accounts, wrappers, fitting out bills, portage bills, bill of lading, sailing orders, letters]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain William Earle: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products [flag of truce, cargo accounts, disbursements, accounts of sale, flag of truce bond, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out bills, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (4) 1761, Monte Cristi, Captain William Earle: cargo included molasses, candles, flour, oil, hoops [bill of disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, list of freemen of the Town of Johnston, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts]; (5) 1761, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, horses, candles, lumber [7/16 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 7/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 share Ambrose Page, fitting out bills for slave trading, portage bill, manifest of cargo, bill of disbursements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, seamen's accounts, receipts]; and (6) 1762, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included tobacco, lumber, oil, sugar, molasses [1/2 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 1/2 share Nicholas and John Brown, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest of cargo, account of sales, invoices, bill of disbursements]. There is evidence in this sub-series of two other voyages undertaken by Captain William Earle in a different sloop George. In 1762, Captain Earle left for Monte Cristi in January, returned to Providence in April, and then sailed immediately for Surinam [wrappers, invoices, bills, accounts, sailing orders, letters]. Obadiah Brown and Company had 9/16 shares in these adventures along with others. Cargo included molasses, candles, whale products, tobacco, livestock, and agricultural products. Barbados; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; John Dexter; William Earle; Flour; Freemanship--Colonial Rhode Island--List of Freemen of Johnston; George (sloop); Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Horses--Trade; Johnston, RI--List of Freemen; Labor; Livestock; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Oil; Solomon Owens; Ambrose Page; Produce; Rum; Seven Years' War; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; Obadiah Sprague; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Warner; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

May [ ]1760-[July 1760]

Box 468, Folder 2

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: Sloop George made numerous voyages for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1762. These included (1) 1758-1759, St. Thomas, Monte Cristi, Captain Solomon Owens: cargo included sugar, molasses [wrappers, receipts, sailing orders, fitting out bills, accounts, invoices]; (2) 1759, Surinam and Paramaribo, Captain Ambrose Page: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum [flags of truce, accounts, wrappers, fitting out bills, portage bills, bill of lading, sailing orders, letters]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain William Earle: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products [flag of truce, cargo accounts, disbursements, accounts of sale, flag of truce bond, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out bills, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (4) 1761, Monte Cristi, Captain William Earle: cargo included molasses, candles, flour, oil, hoops [bill of disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, list of freemen of the Town of Johnston, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts]; (5) 1761, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, horses, candles, lumber [7/16 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 7/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 share Ambrose Page, fitting out bills for slave trading, portage bill, manifest of cargo, bill of disbursements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, seamen's accounts, receipts]; and (6) 1762, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included tobacco, lumber, oil, sugar, molasses [1/2 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 1/2 share Nicholas and John Brown, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest of cargo, account of sales, invoices, bill of disbursements]. There is evidence in this sub-series of two other voyages undertaken by Captain William Earle in a different sloop George. In 1762, Captain Earle left for Monte Cristi in January, returned to Providence in April, and then sailed immediately for Surinam [wrappers, invoices, bills, accounts, sailing orders, letters]. Obadiah Brown and Company had 9/16 shares in these adventures along with others. Cargo included molasses, candles, whale products, tobacco, livestock, and agricultural products. Barbados; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; John Dexter; William Earle; Flour; Freemanship--Colonial Rhode Island--List of Freemen of Johnston; George (sloop); Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Horses--Trade; Johnston, RI--List of Freemen; Labor; Livestock; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Oil; Solomon Owens; Ambrose Page; Produce; Rum; Seven Years' War; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; Obadiah Sprague; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Warner; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

July [ ], 1760-May 30, 1761

Box 468, Folder 3

Sloop Speedwell 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains ship's papers for the eight voyages made by two different sloops named Speedwell for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown from 1758 to 1761. The voyages were (1) 1758, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, carried French prisoners as well as slaves to be sold]; (2) 1759, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, with two French prisoners on board]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain John Updike [flag of truce]; (4) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain Silas Cook [flag of truce, captured by British privateer Little John and condemned]; (5) 1760, New Orleans, Captain John Updike: cargo included fur, skins, indigo [flag of truce ]; (6) 1761, Jamaica and Hispaniola, Captain Joseph Kinnicutt: cargo included flour, fish, candles, lumber, rum, molasses [flag of truce ]; (7) 1761, Hispaniola, Captain Kinnicutt [flag of truce]; and (8) 1762, Hispaniola and Martinique, Captain Gottlieb Eckstine: cargo included sugar, indigo, flour, barrels, hoops, staves, whale products, candles. Documents include charter party, sailing orders, wrappers, accounts, flag of truce bond, portage bill, legal papers, protest, reports, memoranda, accounts, marine insurance, fitting out records, invoices, receipts, bills of lading and letters. [Consult The Rhode Island Historical Society for related material.] Admiralty Court; Nathan Angell; Candles; Silas Cook; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; George Corlis; Gottlieb Eckstine; Flour; Fish; Nathaniel Green; Hispaniola--Trade; Indigo; Insurance--Marine; Jamaica--Trade; Joseph Kinnicutt; Little John (British privateer); Martinique--Trade; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; New Orleans--Trade; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spanish America--Trade; Speedwell (sloop); St. Marks; Sugar; Daniel Tillinghast; Trade--Foreign; John Updike; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

August [ ], 1761-[October 13, 1761]

Box 468, Folder 4

Sloop Speedwell 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains ship's papers for the eight voyages made by two different sloops named Speedwell for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown from 1758 to 1761. The voyages were (1) 1758, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, carried French prisoners as well as slaves to be sold]; (2) 1759, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, with two French prisoners on board]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain John Updike [flag of truce]; (4) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain Silas Cook [flag of truce, captured by British privateer Little John and condemned]; (5) 1760, New Orleans, Captain John Updike: cargo included fur, skins, indigo [flag of truce ]; (6) 1761, Jamaica and Hispaniola, Captain Joseph Kinnicutt: cargo included flour, fish, candles, lumber, rum, molasses [flag of truce ]; (7) 1761, Hispaniola, Captain Kinnicutt [flag of truce]; and (8) 1762, Hispaniola and Martinique, Captain Gottlieb Eckstine: cargo included sugar, indigo, flour, barrels, hoops, staves, whale products, candles. Documents include charter party, sailing orders, wrappers, accounts, flag of truce bond, portage bill, legal papers, protest, reports, memoranda, accounts, marine insurance, fitting out records, invoices, receipts, bills of lading and letters. [Consult The Rhode Island Historical Society for related material.] Admiralty Court; Nathan Angell; Candles; Silas Cook; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; George Corlis; Gottlieb Eckstine; Flour; Fish; Nathaniel Green; Hispaniola--Trade; Indigo; Insurance--Marine; Jamaica--Trade; Joseph Kinnicutt; Little John (British privateer); Martinique--Trade; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; New Orleans--Trade; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spanish America--Trade; Speedwell (sloop); St. Marks; Sugar; Daniel Tillinghast; Trade--Foreign; John Updike; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

October 13, 1761-December [ ], 1761

Box 468, Folder 5

Brigantine Sally 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains maritime documents for six voyages of the brigantine Sally made for Nicholas Brown and Company from 1763 to 1772. These voyages were (1) 1763-1764, Jamaica, Captain Gideon Manchester [rigging agreement, sailing orders, manifest, invoices, bill of distribution, portage bill, letters, accounts]; (2) 1764-1766, Guinea, Captain Esek Hopkins [portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, an account book, letters, accounts]; (3) 1766, Antigua, Captain Esek Hopkins [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, manifest, account of sale of slaves with purchasers]; (4) June 21, 1766-1767, Surinam, Captain Esek Hopkins [wrappers, prices current, sailing orders, letters, receipts, invoices, fitting out papers, accounts]; (5) December 13, 1768-July 1769, Surinam, Captain Simon Smith [wrappers, accounts]; and (6) 1770, Surinam, Captain Simon Smith [accounts, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, portage bill]. Antigua--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Moses Brown; Caty (sloop); Defiance (sloop); Guinea--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Jamaica--Trade; Gideon Manchester; Sally (brigantine); Slave Trade; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade [1766 signature pass signed by Stephen Hopkins and account book transferred to JCBL Manuscript collection.] Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

November 28, 1763-March 31, 1766

Box 468, Folder 6

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: Sloop George made numerous voyages for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1762. These included (1) 1758-1759, St. Thomas, Monte Cristi, Captain Solomon Owens: cargo included sugar, molasses [wrappers, receipts, sailing orders, fitting out bills, accounts, invoices]; (2) 1759, Surinam and Paramaribo, Captain Ambrose Page: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum [flags of truce, accounts, wrappers, fitting out bills, portage bills, bill of lading, sailing orders, letters]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain William Earle: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products [flag of truce, cargo accounts, disbursements, accounts of sale, flag of truce bond, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out bills, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (4) 1761, Monte Cristi, Captain William Earle: cargo included molasses, candles, flour, oil, hoops [bill of disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, list of freemen of the Town of Johnston, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts]; (5) 1761, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, horses, candles, lumber [7/16 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 7/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 share Ambrose Page, fitting out bills for slave trading, portage bill, manifest of cargo, bill of disbursements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, seamen's accounts, receipts]; and (6) 1762, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included tobacco, lumber, oil, sugar, molasses [1/2 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 1/2 share Nicholas and John Brown, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest of cargo, account of sales, invoices, bill of disbursements]. There is evidence in this sub-series of two other voyages undertaken by Captain William Earle in a different sloop George. In 1762, Captain Earle left for Monte Cristi in January, returned to Providence in April, and then sailed immediately for Surinam [wrappers, invoices, bills, accounts, sailing orders, letters]. Obadiah Brown and Company had 9/16 shares in these adventures along with others. Cargo included molasses, candles, whale products, tobacco, livestock, and agricultural products. Barbados; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; John Dexter; William Earle; Flour; Freemanship--Colonial Rhode Island--List of Freemen of Johnston; George (sloop); Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Horses--Trade; Johnston, RI--List of Freemen; Labor; Livestock; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Oil; Solomon Owens; Ambrose Page; Produce; Rum; Seven Years' War; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; Obadiah Sprague; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Warner; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

January [ ]1763-April [ ]1763

Box 468, Folder 7

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: Sloop George made numerous voyages for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1762. These included (1) 1758-1759, St. Thomas, Monte Cristi, Captain Solomon Owens: cargo included sugar, molasses [wrappers, receipts, sailing orders, fitting out bills, accounts, invoices]; (2) 1759, Surinam and Paramaribo, Captain Ambrose Page: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum [flags of truce, accounts, wrappers, fitting out bills, portage bills, bill of lading, sailing orders, letters]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain William Earle: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products [flag of truce, cargo accounts, disbursements, accounts of sale, flag of truce bond, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out bills, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (4) 1761, Monte Cristi, Captain William Earle: cargo included molasses, candles, flour, oil, hoops [bill of disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, list of freemen of the Town of Johnston, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts]; (5) 1761, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, horses, candles, lumber [7/16 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 7/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 share Ambrose Page, fitting out bills for slave trading, portage bill, manifest of cargo, bill of disbursements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, seamen's accounts, receipts]; and (6) 1762, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included tobacco, lumber, oil, sugar, molasses [1/2 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 1/2 share Nicholas and John Brown, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest of cargo, account of sales, invoices, bill of disbursements]. There is evidence in this sub-series of two other voyages undertaken by Captain William Earle in a different sloop George. In 1762, Captain Earle left for Monte Cristi in January, returned to Providence in April, and then sailed immediately for Surinam [wrappers, invoices, bills, accounts, sailing orders, letters]. Obadiah Brown and Company had 9/16 shares in these adventures along with others. Cargo included molasses, candles, whale products, tobacco, livestock, and agricultural products. Barbados; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; John Dexter; William Earle; Flour; Freemanship--Colonial Rhode Island--List of Freemen of Johnston; George (sloop); Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Horses--Trade; Johnston, RI--List of Freemen; Labor; Livestock; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Oil; Solomon Owens; Ambrose Page; Produce; Rum; Seven Years' War; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; Obadiah Sprague; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Warner; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

January 1763-May 24, 1763

Box 468, Folder 8

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: Sloop George made numerous voyages for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1762. These included (1) 1758-1759, St. Thomas, Monte Cristi, Captain Solomon Owens: cargo included sugar, molasses [wrappers, receipts, sailing orders, fitting out bills, accounts, invoices]; (2) 1759, Surinam and Paramaribo, Captain Ambrose Page: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum [flags of truce, accounts, wrappers, fitting out bills, portage bills, bill of lading, sailing orders, letters]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain William Earle: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products [flag of truce, cargo accounts, disbursements, accounts of sale, flag of truce bond, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out bills, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (4) 1761, Monte Cristi, Captain William Earle: cargo included molasses, candles, flour, oil, hoops [bill of disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, list of freemen of the Town of Johnston, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts]; (5) 1761, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, horses, candles, lumber [7/16 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 7/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 share Ambrose Page, fitting out bills for slave trading, portage bill, manifest of cargo, bill of disbursements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, seamen's accounts, receipts]; and (6) 1762, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included tobacco, lumber, oil, sugar, molasses [1/2 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 1/2 share Nicholas and John Brown, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest of cargo, account of sales, invoices, bill of disbursements]. There is evidence in this sub-series of two other voyages undertaken by Captain William Earle in a different sloop George. In 1762, Captain Earle left for Monte Cristi in January, returned to Providence in April, and then sailed immediately for Surinam [wrappers, invoices, bills, accounts, sailing orders, letters]. Obadiah Brown and Company had 9/16 shares in these adventures along with others. Cargo included molasses, candles, whale products, tobacco, livestock, and agricultural products. Barbados; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; John Dexter; William Earle; Flour; Freemanship--Colonial Rhode Island--List of Freemen of Johnston; George (sloop); Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Horses--Trade; Johnston, RI--List of Freemen; Labor; Livestock; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Oil; Solomon Owens; Ambrose Page; Produce; Rum; Seven Years' War; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; Obadiah Sprague; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Warner; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

April [ ]1763-[ ] 1763

Box 468, Folder 9

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: Sloop George made numerous voyages for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1762. These included (1) 1758-1759, St. Thomas, Monte Cristi, Captain Solomon Owens: cargo included sugar, molasses [wrappers, receipts, sailing orders, fitting out bills, accounts, invoices]; (2) 1759, Surinam and Paramaribo, Captain Ambrose Page: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum [flags of truce, accounts, wrappers, fitting out bills, portage bills, bill of lading, sailing orders, letters]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain William Earle: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products [flag of truce, cargo accounts, disbursements, accounts of sale, flag of truce bond, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out bills, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (4) 1761, Monte Cristi, Captain William Earle: cargo included molasses, candles, flour, oil, hoops [bill of disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, list of freemen of the Town of Johnston, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts]; (5) 1761, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, horses, candles, lumber [7/16 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 7/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 share Ambrose Page, fitting out bills for slave trading, portage bill, manifest of cargo, bill of disbursements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, seamen's accounts, receipts]; and (6) 1762, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included tobacco, lumber, oil, sugar, molasses [1/2 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 1/2 share Nicholas and John Brown, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest of cargo, account of sales, invoices, bill of disbursements]. There is evidence in this sub-series of two other voyages undertaken by Captain William Earle in a different sloop George. In 1762, Captain Earle left for Monte Cristi in January, returned to Providence in April, and then sailed immediately for Surinam [wrappers, invoices, bills, accounts, sailing orders, letters]. Obadiah Brown and Company had 9/16 shares in these adventures along with others. Cargo included molasses, candles, whale products, tobacco, livestock, and agricultural products. Barbados; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; John Dexter; William Earle; Flour; Freemanship--Colonial Rhode Island--List of Freemen of Johnston; George (sloop); Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Horses--Trade; Johnston, RI--List of Freemen; Labor; Livestock; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Oil; Solomon Owens; Ambrose Page; Produce; Rum; Seven Years' War; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; Obadiah Sprague; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Warner; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

November [ ], 1763-November 23, 1763

Box 468, Folder 10

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: Sloop George made numerous voyages for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1762. These included (1) 1758-1759, St. Thomas, Monte Cristi, Captain Solomon Owens: cargo included sugar, molasses [wrappers, receipts, sailing orders, fitting out bills, accounts, invoices]; (2) 1759, Surinam and Paramaribo, Captain Ambrose Page: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum [flags of truce, accounts, wrappers, fitting out bills, portage bills, bill of lading, sailing orders, letters]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain William Earle: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products [flag of truce, cargo accounts, disbursements, accounts of sale, flag of truce bond, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out bills, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (4) 1761, Monte Cristi, Captain William Earle: cargo included molasses, candles, flour, oil, hoops [bill of disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, list of freemen of the Town of Johnston, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts]; (5) 1761, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, horses, candles, lumber [7/16 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 7/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 share Ambrose Page, fitting out bills for slave trading, portage bill, manifest of cargo, bill of disbursements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, seamen's accounts, receipts]; and (6) 1762, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included tobacco, lumber, oil, sugar, molasses [1/2 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 1/2 share Nicholas and John Brown, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest of cargo, account of sales, invoices, bill of disbursements]. There is evidence in this sub-series of two other voyages undertaken by Captain William Earle in a different sloop George. In 1762, Captain Earle left for Monte Cristi in January, returned to Providence in April, and then sailed immediately for Surinam [wrappers, invoices, bills, accounts, sailing orders, letters]. Obadiah Brown and Company had 9/16 shares in these adventures along with others. Cargo included molasses, candles, whale products, tobacco, livestock, and agricultural products. Barbados; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; John Dexter; William Earle; Flour; Freemanship--Colonial Rhode Island--List of Freemen of Johnston; George (sloop); Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Horses--Trade; Johnston, RI--List of Freemen; Labor; Livestock; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Oil; Solomon Owens; Ambrose Page; Produce; Rum; Seven Years' War; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; Obadiah Sprague; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Warner; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

November 23, 1763-April 9, 1764

Box 468, Folder 11

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: Sloop George made numerous voyages for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1762. These included (1) 1758-1759, St. Thomas, Monte Cristi, Captain Solomon Owens: cargo included sugar, molasses [wrappers, receipts, sailing orders, fitting out bills, accounts, invoices]; (2) 1759, Surinam and Paramaribo, Captain Ambrose Page: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum [flags of truce, accounts, wrappers, fitting out bills, portage bills, bill of lading, sailing orders, letters]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain William Earle: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products [flag of truce, cargo accounts, disbursements, accounts of sale, flag of truce bond, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out bills, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (4) 1761, Monte Cristi, Captain William Earle: cargo included molasses, candles, flour, oil, hoops [bill of disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, list of freemen of the Town of Johnston, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts]; (5) 1761, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, horses, candles, lumber [7/16 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 7/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 share Ambrose Page, fitting out bills for slave trading, portage bill, manifest of cargo, bill of disbursements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, seamen's accounts, receipts]; and (6) 1762, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included tobacco, lumber, oil, sugar, molasses [1/2 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 1/2 share Nicholas and John Brown, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest of cargo, account of sales, invoices, bill of disbursements]. There is evidence in this sub-series of two other voyages undertaken by Captain William Earle in a different sloop George. In 1762, Captain Earle left for Monte Cristi in January, returned to Providence in April, and then sailed immediately for Surinam [wrappers, invoices, bills, accounts, sailing orders, letters]. Obadiah Brown and Company had 9/16 shares in these adventures along with others. Cargo included molasses, candles, whale products, tobacco, livestock, and agricultural products. Barbados; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; John Dexter; William Earle; Flour; Freemanship--Colonial Rhode Island--List of Freemen of Johnston; George (sloop); Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Horses--Trade; Johnston, RI--List of Freemen; Labor; Livestock; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Oil; Solomon Owens; Ambrose Page; Produce; Rum; Seven Years' War; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; Obadiah Sprague; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Warner; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

April 19, 1764-February 13, 1766

Box 469, Folder 1

Brigantine George 1 folder General Note: Ship's papers for sixteen trading voyages by the brigantine George are included in this sub-series. The brigantine was rebuilt in 1767 by Barnard Eddy. Adventures included: (1) 1764-1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [prices current, bill of disbursement, account of sale, sailing orders, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, fitting out papers, accounts, letters]; (2) 1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [accounts, invoices, sailing orders, letters, list of English vessels at Surinam, bills]; (3) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [invoices, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, sailing orders with directions for slave trading, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, port charges]; (4) September 4, 1766-1766, Antigua, Granada, Captain John Peck [wrappers, disbursements, invoices, sailing instructions, sea protest, bills, accounts]; (5) October 21, 1767-1768, Surinam, Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, manifest, portage bill, invoices, letters, disbursements]; (6) 1768, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [portage bill, sailing orders, letters, account of sales]; (7) 1769, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [sailing orders, names of crew, letters, bills, invoices]; (8) November 16, 1770-1771, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts, letters, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1771-1772, West Indies, Captain Christopher Whipple [Nicholas, Moses, and Joseph Brown only have shares in this voyage; materials include wrappers, disbursements, memorandums, sailing orders, letters, instructions, bills, accounts -- some documents are in French]; (10) July 8, 1772-1773, Hispaniola, Captain Peter Ritto [wrappers, letters, invoice, bill of sale, sailing orders, crew list, bill of disbursements -- some documents are in French]; (11) 1772-1773, Antigua, Surinam, Captain Daniel Bucklin [accounts, agreements, account of sales, letters]; (12) April 17, 1773-1773, Barbados, Captain Stephen Gregory [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, ship repairs, accounts, receipts]; (13) 1773-1774, Windward Islands, St. Eustatius, Captain Daniel Bucklin [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts]; (14) June 26, 1776-1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [3/4 share Nicholas Brown and Co., 1/4 share Aaron Lopez; materials include wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, portage bill, advertisement for sailor who deserted, agreement, bill of lading]; (15) 1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [wrappers, letters, bill of exchange, prices current]; and (16) 1778, Paramaribo, Captain [?] [Nicholas Brown and Company and Aaron Lopez own shares; materials include letters]. Antigua--Trade; Barbados--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Lopez; Daniel Bucklin; Clark and Nightingale; Custom Duties; David Dunwell; Samuel W. Fales; Four Brothers (sloop); George (brigantine); Granada--Trade; Christopher Gregory; Hispaniola--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Samuel Kissam; Aaron Lopez; John Peck; Politics--Rhode Island; Prices Current; Peter Ritto; Sally (brigantine); Christopher Sheldon; Shipping--England; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple; Christopher Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

May 14, 1765-October [ ], 1764

Box 469, Folder 2

Brigantine George 1 folder General Note: Ship's papers for sixteen trading voyages by the brigantine George are included in this sub-series. The brigantine was rebuilt in 1767 by Barnard Eddy. Adventures included: (1) 1764-1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [prices current, bill of disbursement, account of sale, sailing orders, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, fitting out papers, accounts, letters]; (2) 1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [accounts, invoices, sailing orders, letters, list of English vessels at Surinam, bills]; (3) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [invoices, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, sailing orders with directions for slave trading, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, port charges]; (4) September 4, 1766-1766, Antigua, Granada, Captain John Peck [wrappers, disbursements, invoices, sailing instructions, sea protest, bills, accounts]; (5) October 21, 1767-1768, Surinam, Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, manifest, portage bill, invoices, letters, disbursements]; (6) 1768, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [portage bill, sailing orders, letters, account of sales]; (7) 1769, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [sailing orders, names of crew, letters, bills, invoices]; (8) November 16, 1770-1771, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts, letters, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1771-1772, West Indies, Captain Christopher Whipple [Nicholas, Moses, and Joseph Brown only have shares in this voyage; materials include wrappers, disbursements, memorandums, sailing orders, letters, instructions, bills, accounts -- some documents are in French]; (10) July 8, 1772-1773, Hispaniola, Captain Peter Ritto [wrappers, letters, invoice, bill of sale, sailing orders, crew list, bill of disbursements -- some documents are in French]; (11) 1772-1773, Antigua, Surinam, Captain Daniel Bucklin [accounts, agreements, account of sales, letters]; (12) April 17, 1773-1773, Barbados, Captain Stephen Gregory [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, ship repairs, accounts, receipts]; (13) 1773-1774, Windward Islands, St. Eustatius, Captain Daniel Bucklin [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts]; (14) June 26, 1776-1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [3/4 share Nicholas Brown and Co., 1/4 share Aaron Lopez; materials include wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, portage bill, advertisement for sailor who deserted, agreement, bill of lading]; (15) 1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [wrappers, letters, bill of exchange, prices current]; and (16) 1778, Paramaribo, Captain [?] [Nicholas Brown and Company and Aaron Lopez own shares; materials include letters]. Antigua--Trade; Barbados--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Lopez; Daniel Bucklin; Clark and Nightingale; Custom Duties; David Dunwell; Samuel W. Fales; Four Brothers (sloop); George (brigantine); Granada--Trade; Christopher Gregory; Hispaniola--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Samuel Kissam; Aaron Lopez; John Peck; Politics--Rhode Island; Prices Current; Peter Ritto; Sally (brigantine); Christopher Sheldon; Shipping--England; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple; Christopher Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

August 1764-1766

Box 469, Folder 3

Sloop Flying Fish 1 folder General Note: The sloop Flying Fish went to Surinam under the command of Captain Peter Ritto in 1764-1765 for Nicholas (1/2 share), Moses (1/4 share), and Joseph Brown (1/4 share). Included in this sub-series are bills of lading, a manifest, shipbuilding records, accounts, a portage bill, and letters. Jacob Bogman; Flying Fish (sloop); Four Brothers (sloop); Peter Ritto; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; William and John Smith; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

June 4, 1764- [December 1764]

Box 469, Folder 4

Sloop Flying Fish 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains wrappers, fitting out bills, manifest of cargo, accounts, charter party, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, and a portage bill. The Nancy, under the command of Captain George Hopkins, sailed to Surinam in 1764 in quest of molasses. The captain was instructed by Nicholas Brown and Company to seek any means necessary to avoid the duty on foreign molasses levied under the Sugar Act of 1764. In 1771, the Nancy was chartered for a voyage to Virginia. Flag of Truce; George Hopkins; Molasses; Nancy (ship); Ship's Papers; Sugar; Sugar Act; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; Virginia--Trade Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

December [ ]1764-[ ] 1765

Box 469, Folder 5

Ship Nancy 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains wrappers, fitting out bills, manifest of cargo, accounts, charter party, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, and a portage bill. The Nancy, under the command of Captain George Hopkins, sailed to Surinam in 1764 in quest of molasses. The captain was instructed by Nicholas Brown and Company to seek any means necessary to avoid the duty on foreign molasses levied under the Sugar Act of 1764. In 1771, the Nancy was chartered for a voyage to Virginia. Flag of Truce; George Hopkins; Molasses; Nancy (ship); Ship's Papers; Sugar; Sugar Act; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; Virginia--Trade Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

January 1764

Box 469, Folder 6

Ship Nancy 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains wrappers, fitting out bills, manifest of cargo, accounts, charter party, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, and a portage bill. The Nancy, under the command of Captain George Hopkins, sailed to Surinam in 1764 in quest of molasses. The captain was instructed by Nicholas Brown and Company to seek any means necessary to avoid the duty on foreign molasses levied under the Sugar Act of 1764. In 1771, the Nancy was chartered for a voyage to Virginia. Flag of Truce; George Hopkins; Molasses; Nancy (ship); Ship's Papers; Sugar; Sugar Act; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; Virginia--Trade Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[ ] 1764-February 22, 1764

Box 469, Folder 7

Ship Nancy 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains wrappers, fitting out bills, manifest of cargo, accounts, charter party, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, and a portage bill. The Nancy, under the command of Captain George Hopkins, sailed to Surinam in 1764 in quest of molasses. The captain was instructed by Nicholas Brown and Company to seek any means necessary to avoid the duty on foreign molasses levied under the Sugar Act of 1764. In 1771, the Nancy was chartered for a voyage to Virginia. Flag of Truce; George Hopkins; Molasses; Nancy (ship); Ship's Papers; Sugar; Sugar Act; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; Virginia--Trade Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

March 10, 1764-December 14, 1764

Box 469, Folder 8

Ship Nancy 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains wrappers, fitting out bills, manifest of cargo, accounts, charter party, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, and a portage bill. The Nancy, under the command of Captain George Hopkins, sailed to Surinam in 1764 in quest of molasses. The captain was instructed by Nicholas Brown and Company to seek any means necessary to avoid the duty on foreign molasses levied under the Sugar Act of 1764. In 1771, the Nancy was chartered for a voyage to Virginia. Flag of Truce; George Hopkins; Molasses; Nancy (ship); Ship's Papers; Sugar; Sugar Act; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; Virginia--Trade Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

December [ ], 1764-December 14, 1764

Box 469, Folder 9

Ship Nancy 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains wrappers, fitting out bills, manifest of cargo, accounts, charter party, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, and a portage bill. The Nancy, under the command of Captain George Hopkins, sailed to Surinam in 1764 in quest of molasses. The captain was instructed by Nicholas Brown and Company to seek any means necessary to avoid the duty on foreign molasses levied under the Sugar Act of 1764. In 1771, the Nancy was chartered for a voyage to Virginia. Flag of Truce; George Hopkins; Molasses; Nancy (ship); Ship's Papers; Sugar; Sugar Act; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; Virginia--Trade Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

December 28, 1764-March 2, 1766

Box 469, Folder 10

Brigantine George 1 folder General Note: Ship's papers for sixteen trading voyages by the brigantine George are included in this sub-series. The brigantine was rebuilt in 1767 by Barnard Eddy. Adventures included: (1) 1764-1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [prices current, bill of disbursement, account of sale, sailing orders, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, fitting out papers, accounts, letters]; (2) 1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [accounts, invoices, sailing orders, letters, list of English vessels at Surinam, bills]; (3) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [invoices, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, sailing orders with directions for slave trading, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, port charges]; (4) September 4, 1766-1766, Antigua, Granada, Captain John Peck [wrappers, disbursements, invoices, sailing instructions, sea protest, bills, accounts]; (5) October 21, 1767-1768, Surinam, Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, manifest, portage bill, invoices, letters, disbursements]; (6) 1768, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [portage bill, sailing orders, letters, account of sales]; (7) 1769, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [sailing orders, names of crew, letters, bills, invoices]; (8) November 16, 1770-1771, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts, letters, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1771-1772, West Indies, Captain Christopher Whipple [Nicholas, Moses, and Joseph Brown only have shares in this voyage; materials include wrappers, disbursements, memorandums, sailing orders, letters, instructions, bills, accounts -- some documents are in French]; (10) July 8, 1772-1773, Hispaniola, Captain Peter Ritto [wrappers, letters, invoice, bill of sale, sailing orders, crew list, bill of disbursements -- some documents are in French]; (11) 1772-1773, Antigua, Surinam, Captain Daniel Bucklin [accounts, agreements, account of sales, letters]; (12) April 17, 1773-1773, Barbados, Captain Stephen Gregory [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, ship repairs, accounts, receipts]; (13) 1773-1774, Windward Islands, St. Eustatius, Captain Daniel Bucklin [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts]; (14) June 26, 1776-1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [3/4 share Nicholas Brown and Co., 1/4 share Aaron Lopez; materials include wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, portage bill, advertisement for sailor who deserted, agreement, bill of lading]; (15) 1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [wrappers, letters, bill of exchange, prices current]; and (16) 1778, Paramaribo, Captain [?] [Nicholas Brown and Company and Aaron Lopez own shares; materials include letters]. Antigua--Trade; Barbados--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Lopez; Daniel Bucklin; Clark and Nightingale; Custom Duties; David Dunwell; Samuel W. Fales; Four Brothers (sloop); George (brigantine); Granada--Trade; Christopher Gregory; Hispaniola--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Samuel Kissam; Aaron Lopez; John Peck; Politics--Rhode Island; Prices Current; Peter Ritto; Sally (brigantine); Christopher Sheldon; Shipping--England; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple; Christopher Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[ ] 1765-December 1765

Box 469, Folder 11

Brigantine George 1 folder General Note: Ship's papers for sixteen trading voyages by the brigantine George are included in this sub-series. The brigantine was rebuilt in 1767 by Barnard Eddy. Adventures included: (1) 1764-1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [prices current, bill of disbursement, account of sale, sailing orders, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, fitting out papers, accounts, letters]; (2) 1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [accounts, invoices, sailing orders, letters, list of English vessels at Surinam, bills]; (3) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [invoices, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, sailing orders with directions for slave trading, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, port charges]; (4) September 4, 1766-1766, Antigua, Granada, Captain John Peck [wrappers, disbursements, invoices, sailing instructions, sea protest, bills, accounts]; (5) October 21, 1767-1768, Surinam, Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, manifest, portage bill, invoices, letters, disbursements]; (6) 1768, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [portage bill, sailing orders, letters, account of sales]; (7) 1769, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [sailing orders, names of crew, letters, bills, invoices]; (8) November 16, 1770-1771, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts, letters, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1771-1772, West Indies, Captain Christopher Whipple [Nicholas, Moses, and Joseph Brown only have shares in this voyage; materials include wrappers, disbursements, memorandums, sailing orders, letters, instructions, bills, accounts -- some documents are in French]; (10) July 8, 1772-1773, Hispaniola, Captain Peter Ritto [wrappers, letters, invoice, bill of sale, sailing orders, crew list, bill of disbursements -- some documents are in French]; (11) 1772-1773, Antigua, Surinam, Captain Daniel Bucklin [accounts, agreements, account of sales, letters]; (12) April 17, 1773-1773, Barbados, Captain Stephen Gregory [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, ship repairs, accounts, receipts]; (13) 1773-1774, Windward Islands, St. Eustatius, Captain Daniel Bucklin [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts]; (14) June 26, 1776-1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [3/4 share Nicholas Brown and Co., 1/4 share Aaron Lopez; materials include wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, portage bill, advertisement for sailor who deserted, agreement, bill of lading]; (15) 1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [wrappers, letters, bill of exchange, prices current]; and (16) 1778, Paramaribo, Captain [?] [Nicholas Brown and Company and Aaron Lopez own shares; materials include letters]. Antigua--Trade; Barbados--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Lopez; Daniel Bucklin; Clark and Nightingale; Custom Duties; David Dunwell; Samuel W. Fales; Four Brothers (sloop); George (brigantine); Granada--Trade; Christopher Gregory; Hispaniola--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Samuel Kissam; Aaron Lopez; John Peck; Politics--Rhode Island; Prices Current; Peter Ritto; Sally (brigantine); Christopher Sheldon; Shipping--England; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple; Christopher Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

December 30, 1765-December 23, 1766

Box 470, Folder 1

Sloop A 1 folder General Note: Documents relating to the sloop A include sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, receipts, invoices, bills, agreements, testimonies, valuations, manifests, accounts for possessions left behind, bills of disbursement, memoranda, and letters for numerous voyages made between 1765 and 1774. Captain Abnar Coffin made two whaling trips to procure whale oil and head matter. Joseph Tillinghast went to St. Croix and St. Eustatius, trading candles and tobacco for tea, rum, and salt. In December 1772, Captain William Bradford sailed for Hispaniola in search of molasses and sugar. Other trading adventures were led by Captains Robert Edmund and Abisha Luce. A (sloop); Peter Begis; William Bradford; Candles; Abnar Coffin; Defiance (sloop); Robert Edmund; Christopher Folger; Hispaniola--Trade; Abisha Luce; Molasses; Rum; Salt; Ship's Papers; St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Sugar; Tea; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Whaling; Whale Products[ Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

December 8, 1770-September 2, 1774

Box 470, Folder 2

Sloop Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: This sub-series for the sloop Mary Ann contains prices current, port charges, clearance, accounts of sales, cargo account, fitting out papers, letters, bills of lading, portage bills, and disbursements for a 1766 adventure to Surinam under the command of Jeremiah Hawkins. The export cargo was tobacco in exchange for molasses and sugar, which Nicholas Brown and Company used in their distillery. Jeremiah Hawkins; Esek Hopkins; William Goddard; Mary Ann (sloop); Molasses; Ship's Papers; Sugar; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[ ] l 1766-October 29, 1766

Box 470, Folder 3

Sloop Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: This sub-series for the sloop Mary Ann contains prices current, port charges, clearance, accounts of sales, cargo account, fitting out papers, letters, bills of lading, portage bills, and disbursements for a 1766 adventure to Surinam under the command of Jeremiah Hawkins. The export cargo was tobacco in exchange for molasses and sugar, which Nicholas Brown and Company used in their distillery. Jeremiah Hawkins; Esek Hopkins; William Goddard; Mary Ann (sloop); Molasses; Ship's Papers; Sugar; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

October [ ]1766-[ ] 1767

Box 470, Folder 4

Brig Sally, Brigantine Sally 1 folder General Note: This folder contains material from two vessels sailing for Nicholas Brown and Company under the name Sally. In May of 1767, Captain Nathan Arnold departed Providence in command of the brig Sally, bound for Surinam in quest of molasses. The sub-series includes fitting out papers, accounts, a portage bill, sailing orders, bill of lading, and invoices. Nathan Arnold; Molasses; Sally (brig); Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade. The brigantine Sally made six voyages for Nicholas Brown and Company from 1763 to 1772. These voyages were (1) 1763-1764, Jamaica, Captain Gideon Manchester [rigging agreement, sailing orders, manifest, invoices, bill of distribution, portage bill, letters, accounts]; (2) 1764-1766, Guinea, Captain Esek Hopkins [portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, an account book, letters, accounts]; (3) 1766, Antigua, Captain Esek Hopkins [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, manifest, account of sale of slaves with purchasers]; (4) June 21, 1766-1767, Surinam, Captain Esek Hopkins [wrappers, prices current, sailing orders, letters, receipts, invoices, fitting out papers, accounts]; (5) December 13, 1768-July 1769, Surinam, Captain Simon Smith [wrappers, accounts]; and (6) 1770, Surinam, Captain Simon Smith [accounts, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, portage bill]. Antigua--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Moses Brown; Caty (sloop); Defiance (sloop); Guinea--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Jamaica--Trade; Gideon Manchester; Sally (brigantine); Slave Trade; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

March [ ]1767-October [ ]1767

Box 470, Folder 5

Sloop Four Brothers 1 folder General Note: Commissioned by Nicholas and John Brown, the sloop Four Brothers became the mainstay for Nicholas Brown and Company during the 1760s, making eighteen voyages before they disposed of the ship in 1770. Voyages included (1) November-December 1762, Philadelphia, Captain Amasa Kelleum [shipbuilding accounts, sailing orders, bills, accounts]; (2) January 3, 1763-1763, Virginia, Captain Joseph Potter [wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders with mention of slave trading]; (3) 1763, Boston, Newport, Nantucket, Captain Joseph Potter [wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers]; (4) June 30, 1763-1763, Newfoundland, Captain Pardon Sheldon [invoices, portage bill, sailing order, accounts, fitting out papers]; (5) December 13, 1763-1764, Norfolk, Virginia, Captain Pardon Sheldon [disbursements, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders with mention of slave trading, bills, invoices]; (6) 1764, New York, Captain Pardon Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices]; (7) September 1764-1764, Marblehead, Massachusetts, Captain Nicholas Power [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, letters, accounts, disbursements]; (8) March 1765-1765, Boston, Nantucket, Captain Pardon Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bill of disbursement, receipts]; (9) May 1765-1765, Philadelphia, Captain Pardon Sheldon [sailing orders, bill of disbursement, invoices, freight bill]; (10) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [list of vessels in Surinam, invoices, accounts, port charges, bill of disbursement, permits, sailing orders, letters, articles of agreement]; (11) April 1766-1766, New York, Captain William Douglas [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, bill of disbursement]; (12) 1766, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [sailing orders, invoices, letters, list of English vessels in Surinam, accounts, bill of disbursement]; (13) August 1766-1767, Monte Cristi, Captain James Burrough [bills, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, letters]; (14) March 28, 1767-1767, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [wrappers, bills, accounts, letters, invoices, sailing orders]; (15) June 11, 1768-1768, Surinam, Captain John Burrough [sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, bill of disbursement, receipts]; (16) January 21, 1769-1769, Richmond, Virginia, Captain John Burrough [sailing instructions, extract of portage bill, wrappers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (17) August 1769-1769, Richmond, Virginia, Captain John Burrough [receipts, letters]; and (18) August 24, 1770, St. Croix, Captain John Burrough [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, papers related to disposition of ship]. For further information on the sloop Four Brothers in the Brown Family Papers, see the Records of Obadiah Brown and the Records of Obadiah Brown and Company. Adams and Griffin; Thomas Beckford; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; William Burnet Brown; James Burrough; John Burrough; Canada--Trade; Coopering; William Douglas; Four Brothers (sloop); George (sloop); Esek Hopkins; George Hopkins; Amasa Kelleum; Marblehead, MA--Trade; Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Nancy (ship); New York--Trade; Philadelphia--Trade; Joseph Potter; Nicholas Power; Prices Current; Pardon Sheldon; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Sally (sloop); South America--Trade; St. Croix--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; Virginia--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple [See Maritime Documents and Spermaceti Works Account Book, 1757-1762 which includes accounts of building sloop Four Brothers.] Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

May 31, 1768-November 1768

Box 470, Folder 6

Brigantine George 1 folder General Note: Ship's papers for sixteen trading voyages by the brigantine George are included in this sub-series. The brigantine was rebuilt in 1767 by Barnard Eddy. Adventures included: (1) 1764-1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [prices current, bill of disbursement, account of sale, sailing orders, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, fitting out papers, accounts, letters]; (2) 1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [accounts, invoices, sailing orders, letters, list of English vessels at Surinam, bills]; (3) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [invoices, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, sailing orders with directions for slave trading, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, port charges]; (4) September 4, 1766-1766, Antigua, Granada, Captain John Peck [wrappers, disbursements, invoices, sailing instructions, sea protest, bills, accounts]; (5) October 21, 1767-1768, Surinam, Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, manifest, portage bill, invoices, letters, disbursements]; (6) 1768, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [portage bill, sailing orders, letters, account of sales]; (7) 1769, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [sailing orders, names of crew, letters, bills, invoices]; (8) November 16, 1770-1771, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts, letters, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1771-1772, West Indies, Captain Christopher Whipple [Nicholas, Moses, and Joseph Brown only have shares in this voyage; materials include wrappers, disbursements, memorandums, sailing orders, letters, instructions, bills, accounts -- some documents are in French]; (10) July 8, 1772-1773, Hispaniola, Captain Peter Ritto [wrappers, letters, invoice, bill of sale, sailing orders, crew list, bill of disbursements -- some documents are in French]; (11) 1772-1773, Antigua, Surinam, Captain Daniel Bucklin [accounts, agreements, account of sales, letters]; (12) April 17, 1773-1773, Barbados, Captain Stephen Gregory [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, ship repairs, accounts, receipts]; (13) 1773-1774, Windward Islands, St. Eustatius, Captain Daniel Bucklin [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts]; (14) June 26, 1776-1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [3/4 share Nicholas Brown and Co., 1/4 share Aaron Lopez; materials include wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, portage bill, advertisement for sailor who deserted, agreement, bill of lading]; (15) 1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [wrappers, letters, bill of exchange, prices current]; and (16) 1778, Paramaribo, Captain [?] [Nicholas Brown and Company and Aaron Lopez own shares; materials include letters]. Antigua--Trade; Barbados--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Lopez; Daniel Bucklin; Clark and Nightingale; Custom Duties; David Dunwell; Samuel W. Fales; Four Brothers (sloop); George (brigantine); Granada--Trade; Christopher Gregory; Hispaniola--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Samuel Kissam; Aaron Lopez; John Peck; Politics--Rhode Island; Prices Current; Peter Ritto; Sally (brigantine); Christopher Sheldon; Shipping--England; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple; Christopher Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

July 14, 1768-January 14, 1769

Box 470, Folder 7

Brigantine Sally 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains maritime documents for six voyages of the brigantine Sally made for Nicholas Brown and Company from 1763 to 1772. These voyages were (1) 1763-1764, Jamaica, Captain Gideon Manchester [rigging agreement, sailing orders, manifest, invoices, bill of distribution, portage bill, letters, accounts]; (2) 1764-1766, Guinea, Captain Esek Hopkins [portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, an account book, letters, accounts]; (3) 1766, Antigua, Captain Esek Hopkins [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, manifest, account of sale of slaves with purchasers]; (4) June 21, 1766-1767, Surinam, Captain Esek Hopkins [wrappers, prices current, sailing orders, letters, receipts, invoices, fitting out papers, accounts]; (5) December 13, 1768-July 1769, Surinam, Captain Simon Smith [wrappers, accounts]; and (6) 1770, Surinam, Captain Simon Smith [accounts, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, portage bill]. Antigua--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Moses Brown; Caty (sloop); Defiance (sloop); Guinea--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Jamaica--Trade; Gideon Manchester; Sally (brigantine); Slave Trade; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade [1766 signature pass signed by Stephen Hopkins and account book transferred to JCBL Manuscript collection.] Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

November 24, 1768-[ ] 1769

Box 470, Folder 8

Brigantine Sally 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains maritime documents for six voyages of the brigantine Sally made for Nicholas Brown and Company from 1763 to 1772. These voyages were (1) 1763-1764, Jamaica, Captain Gideon Manchester [rigging agreement, sailing orders, manifest, invoices, bill of distribution, portage bill, letters, accounts]; (2) 1764-1766, Guinea, Captain Esek Hopkins [portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, an account book, letters, accounts]; (3) 1766, Antigua, Captain Esek Hopkins [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, manifest, account of sale of slaves with purchasers]; (4) June 21, 1766-1767, Surinam, Captain Esek Hopkins [wrappers, prices current, sailing orders, letters, receipts, invoices, fitting out papers, accounts]; (5) December 13, 1768-July 1769, Surinam, Captain Simon Smith [wrappers, accounts]; and (6) 1770, Surinam, Captain Simon Smith [accounts, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, portage bill]. Antigua--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Moses Brown; Caty (sloop); Defiance (sloop); Guinea--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Jamaica--Trade; Gideon Manchester; Sally (brigantine); Slave Trade; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade [1766 signature pass signed by Stephen Hopkins and account book transferred to JCBL Manuscript collection.] Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

June 21, 1770-July 15, 1771

Box 470, Folder 9

Sloop Caty 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents for four voyages of the sloop Caty made for Nicholas Brown and Company from 1769 to 1771. The voyages were (1) 1769, to Surinam, Captain Bucklin [sailing orders, accounts, invoices]; (2) 1770, Port-au-Prince, Captain Abraham Whipple [ sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts of sales and returns, portage bill]; (3) April 1770-1770, whaling, Captain Alden Sears [sailing orders]; and (4) February 1771, whaling, Benjamin Gorey [letter, fitting out papers]. Captain Bucklin; Caty (sloop); Benjamin Gorey; Hispaniola--Trade; Alden Sears; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Whaling; Abraham Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

December 29, 1770-[1771]

Box 470, Folder 10

Brigantine Sally 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains maritime documents for six voyages of the brigantine Sally made for Nicholas Brown and Company from 1763 to 1772. These voyages were (1) 1763-1764, Jamaica, Captain Gideon Manchester [rigging agreement, sailing orders, manifest, invoices, bill of distribution, portage bill, letters, accounts]; (2) 1764-1766, Guinea, Captain Esek Hopkins [portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, an account book, letters, accounts]; (3) 1766, Antigua, Captain Esek Hopkins [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, manifest, account of sale of slaves with purchasers]; (4) June 21, 1766-1767, Surinam, Captain Esek Hopkins [wrappers, prices current, sailing orders, letters, receipts, invoices, fitting out papers, accounts]; (5) December 13, 1768-July 1769, Surinam, Captain Simon Smith [wrappers, accounts]; and (6) 1770, Surinam, Captain Simon Smith [accounts, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, portage bill]. Antigua--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Moses Brown; Caty (sloop); Defiance (sloop); Guinea--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Jamaica--Trade; Gideon Manchester; Sally (brigantine); Slave Trade; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade [1766 signature pass signed by Stephen Hopkins and account book transferred to JCBL Manuscript collection.] Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

April 11, 1771-March 28, 1772

Box 470, Folder 11

Brigantine George 1 folder General Note: Ship's papers for sixteen trading voyages by the brigantine George are included in this sub-series. The brigantine was rebuilt in 1767 by Barnard Eddy. Adventures included: (1) 1764-1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [prices current, bill of disbursement, account of sale, sailing orders, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, fitting out papers, accounts, letters]; (2) 1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [accounts, invoices, sailing orders, letters, list of English vessels at Surinam, bills]; (3) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [invoices, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, sailing orders with directions for slave trading, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, port charges]; (4) September 4, 1766-1766, Antigua, Granada, Captain John Peck [wrappers, disbursements, invoices, sailing instructions, sea protest, bills, accounts]; (5) October 21, 1767-1768, Surinam, Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, manifest, portage bill, invoices, letters, disbursements]; (6) 1768, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [portage bill, sailing orders, letters, account of sales]; (7) 1769, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [sailing orders, names of crew, letters, bills, invoices]; (8) November 16, 1770-1771, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts, letters, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1771-1772, West Indies, Captain Christopher Whipple [Nicholas, Moses, and Joseph Brown only have shares in this voyage; materials include wrappers, disbursements, memorandums, sailing orders, letters, instructions, bills, accounts -- some documents are in French]; (10) July 8, 1772-1773, Hispaniola, Captain Peter Ritto [wrappers, letters, invoice, bill of sale, sailing orders, crew list, bill of disbursements -- some documents are in French]; (11) 1772-1773, Antigua, Surinam, Captain Daniel Bucklin [accounts, agreements, account of sales, letters]; (12) April 17, 1773-1773, Barbados, Captain Stephen Gregory [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, ship repairs, accounts, receipts]; (13) 1773-1774, Windward Islands, St. Eustatius, Captain Daniel Bucklin [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts]; (14) June 26, 1776-1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [3/4 share Nicholas Brown and Co., 1/4 share Aaron Lopez; materials include wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, portage bill, advertisement for sailor who deserted, agreement, bill of lading]; (15) 1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [wrappers, letters, bill of exchange, prices current]; and (16) 1778, Paramaribo, Captain [?] [Nicholas Brown and Company and Aaron Lopez own shares; materials include letters]. Antigua--Trade; Barbados--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Lopez; Daniel Bucklin; Clark and Nightingale; Custom Duties; David Dunwell; Samuel W. Fales; Four Brothers (sloop); George (brigantine); Granada--Trade; Christopher Gregory; Hispaniola--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Samuel Kissam; Aaron Lopez; John Peck; Politics--Rhode Island; Prices Current; Peter Ritto; Sally (brigantine); Christopher Sheldon; Shipping--England; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple; Christopher Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

April 28, 1772-[ ] 1774

Box 471, Folder 1

Sloop A 1 folder General Note: Documents relating to the sloop A include sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, receipts, invoices, bills, agreements, testimonies, valuations, manifests, accounts for possessions left behind, bills of disbursement, memoranda, and letters for numerous voyages made between 1765 and 1774. Captain Abnar Coffin made two whaling trips to procure whale oil and head matter. Joseph Tillinghast went to St. Croix and St. Eustatius, trading candles and tobacco for tea, rum, and salt. In December 1772, Captain William Bradford sailed for Hispaniola in search of molasses and sugar. Other trading adventures were led by Captains Robert Edmund and Abisha Luce. A (sloop); Peter Begis; William Bradford; Candles; Abnar Coffin; Defiance (sloop); Robert Edmund; Christopher Folger; Hispaniola--Trade; Abisha Luce; Molasses; Rum; Salt; Ship's Papers; St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Sugar; Tea; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Whaling; Whale Products[ Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

November 27, 1772-April [ ], 1773

Box 471, Folder 2

Sloop Unity 1 folder General Note: In December 1775, Nicholas Brown chartered the sloop Unity and hired Captain Paul Allen to sail to Martinique with a load of spermaceti candles and other items to trade for badly needed arms and ammunition for the Continental cause. Captain Allen procured gunpowder, small arms, pistols, flints, cutlasses, and swivel guns as well as a large quantity of blankets. The sub-series contains wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, a charter party, a bill of lading, conditions of bond, sailing orders, a portage bill, and a manifest. American Revolution--War Supplies; Paul Allen; Candles; Continental Army--Supplies; Martinique--Trade; Ship's Papers; Trade--Foreign; Unity (sloop); Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

December 1775-December 30, 1775

Box 471, Folder 3

Sloop Unity 1 folder General Note: In December 1775, Nicholas Brown chartered the sloop Unity and hired Captain Paul Allen to sail to Martinique with a load of spermaceti candles and other items to trade for badly needed arms and ammunition for the Continental cause. Captain Allen procured gunpowder, small arms, pistols, flints, cutlasses, and swivel guns as well as a large quantity of blankets. The sub-series contains wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, a charter party, a bill of lading, conditions of bond, sailing orders, a portage bill, and a manifest. American Revolution--War Supplies; Paul Allen; Candles; Continental Army--Supplies; Martinique--Trade; Ship's Papers; Trade--Foreign; Unity (sloop); Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

December 31, 1775-March 11, 1776

Box 471, Folder 4

Sloop Unity 1 folder General Note: In December 1775, Nicholas Brown chartered the sloop Unity and hired Captain Paul Allen to sail to Martinique with a load of spermaceti candles and other items to trade for badly needed arms and ammunition for the Continental cause. Captain Allen procured gunpowder, small arms, pistols, flints, cutlasses, and swivel guns as well as a large quantity of blankets. The sub-series contains wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, a charter party, a bill of lading, conditions of bond, sailing orders, a portage bill, and a manifest. American Revolution--War Supplies; Paul Allen; Candles; Continental Army--Supplies; Martinique--Trade; Ship's Papers; Trade--Foreign; Unity (sloop); Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[ ] 1776

Box 471, Folder 5

Brigantine Happy Return 1 folder General Note: This series contains invoices, accounts of sales, letters, charter party, sailing orders, an account and contract with the Continental Congress, a portage bill, and receipts for a voyage by the Happy Return for the Continental Congress's Committee of Secrecy, and on behalf of the American cause, at the suggestion of Nicholas and John Brown. Captain Gideon Crawford commanded the Happy Return and left Providence on April 25, 1776 for Nantes with a cargo consigned to Pliarne, Penet & Compagnie. The brigantine brought cloth and arms back to Providence for use by the Continental Army. American Revolution--Trade Relations; Continental Congress--Committee of Secrecy; Continental Army--Supplies--Clothing; Gideon Crawford; France--Trade; Happy Return (brigantine); Pliarne, Penet & Compagnie; Ship's Papers; Trade--Foreign; Weapons--Arms and Armaments Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[ ] 1776-December 31, 1776

Box 471, Folder 6

Schooner Sally 1 folder General Note: Schooner Sally was one of four ships outfitted by Nicholas and John Brown for the Continental Congress. Owned by Aaron Lopez and Francis Rotch, schooner Sally was chartered by John and Nicholas Brown in 1776 to sail to Nantes. Under agreement with the Committee of Secrecy, the brothers agreed to undertake the adventure to provide the Continental Army with supplies. The sub-series includes bill of disbursements, charter party, orders, letters, bill of lading, accounts, contract and account with Continental Congress, and a portage bill. Continental Army--Supplies; Continental Congress--Committee of Secrecy; Nantes, France--Trade; Aaron Lopez; Francis Rotch; Sally (schooner); Ship's Papers; Trade--European Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[ ] 1776-April 1, 1777

Box 471, Folder 7

Sloop Polly 1 folder General Note: John and Nicholas Brown signed a contract with the Congress's Committee of Secrecy to undertake trading adventures for the Continental Army in a number of vessels, including the sloop Polly. The Polly's voyages were (1) 1776, St. Eustatius, Captain Benjamin Comstock [sailing orders, accounts, agreement, portage bill, invoices]; (2) 1776, St. Eustatius, Captain Wilson Jacobs [sailing orders, accounts, agreement, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading]; and (3) 1777, Surinam, Captain Joseph Comstock [wrappers, portage, sailing orders, charter party, bill of lading, letters, bill of disbursement]. In 1782, the Polly sailed for Nicholas Brown and others to Havana with Joseph Potter as master [sales of cargo, bill of lading, letters]. Also included in this sub-series are the account and the contract with the Continental Congress. American Revolution--Trade; Benjamin Comstock; Joseph Comstock; Continental Army--Supplies; Continental Congress--Committee of Secrecy; Havana--Trade; Wilson Jacobs; Polly (sloop); Joseph Potter; Phineas Potter; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; John Turner and Son; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

January 31, 1776-April 4, 1776

Box 471, Folder 8

Brig Chester, Sloop Bonetta, Sloop Dove, Sloop Portland, Sloop Ushant 1 folder General Note: This folder contains material for several vessels, primarily those making journeys from Nantucket to France during the Revolutionary War for trading reasons or to secure war materials. American Revolution--Foreign Relations; American Revolution--War Supplies; Andrew Brock; Continental Congress--Contracts; France--Trade; Ship's Papers; Christopher Starbuck; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; Trade--European; Whale Products Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[ ] 1776-September [ ]1777

Box 471, Folder 9

Brigantine George 1 folder General Note: Ship's papers for sixteen trading voyages by the brigantine George are included in this sub-series. The brigantine was rebuilt in 1767 by Barnard Eddy. Adventures included: (1) 1764-1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [prices current, bill of disbursement, account of sale, sailing orders, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, fitting out papers, accounts, letters]; (2) 1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [accounts, invoices, sailing orders, letters, list of English vessels at Surinam, bills]; (3) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [invoices, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, sailing orders with directions for slave trading, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, port charges]; (4) September 4, 1766-1766, Antigua, Granada, Captain John Peck [wrappers, disbursements, invoices, sailing instructions, sea protest, bills, accounts]; (5) October 21, 1767-1768, Surinam, Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, manifest, portage bill, invoices, letters, disbursements]; (6) 1768, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [portage bill, sailing orders, letters, account of sales]; (7) 1769, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [sailing orders, names of crew, letters, bills, invoices]; (8) November 16, 1770-1771, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts, letters, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1771-1772, West Indies, Captain Christopher Whipple [Nicholas, Moses, and Joseph Brown only have shares in this voyage; materials include wrappers, disbursements, memorandums, sailing orders, letters, instructions, bills, accounts -- some documents are in French]; (10) July 8, 1772-1773, Hispaniola, Captain Peter Ritto [wrappers, letters, invoice, bill of sale, sailing orders, crew list, bill of disbursements -- some documents are in French]; (11) 1772-1773, Antigua, Surinam, Captain Daniel Bucklin [accounts, agreements, account of sales, letters]; (12) April 17, 1773-1773, Barbados, Captain Stephen Gregory [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, ship repairs, accounts, receipts]; (13) 1773-1774, Windward Islands, St. Eustatius, Captain Daniel Bucklin [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts]; (14) June 26, 1776-1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [3/4 share Nicholas Brown and Co., 1/4 share Aaron Lopez; materials include wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, portage bill, advertisement for sailor who deserted, agreement, bill of lading]; (15) 1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [wrappers, letters, bill of exchange, prices current]; and (16) 1778, Paramaribo, Captain [?] [Nicholas Brown and Company and Aaron Lopez own shares; materials include letters]. Antigua--Trade; Barbados--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Lopez; Daniel Bucklin; Clark and Nightingale; Custom Duties; David Dunwell; Samuel W. Fales; Four Brothers (sloop); George (brigantine); Granada--Trade; Christopher Gregory; Hispaniola--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Samuel Kissam; Aaron Lopez; John Peck; Politics--Rhode Island; Prices Current; Peter Ritto; Sally (brigantine); Christopher Sheldon; Shipping--England; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple; Christopher Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

June 26, 1776-February 14, 1779

Box 471, Folder 10

Sloop America 1 folder General Note: Sloop America was jointly owned by Nicholas Brown, Joseph and William Russell, and Ambrose Page. The sub-series contains wrappers, invoices, laborers' receipts, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bill of disbursement, bill of lading, and division of cargo for two voyages to St. Croix in 1776 by Captain Ambrose Page. America (sloop); Nathaniel Packard; Ambrose Page; Joseph Russell; William Russell; Ship's Papers; St. Croix--Trade; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

April 8, 1776-August 22, 1776

Box 472, Folder 1

Sloop America 1 folder General Note: Sloop America was jointly owned by Nicholas Brown, Joseph and William Russell, and Ambrose Page. The sub-series contains wrappers, invoices, laborers' receipts, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bill of disbursement, bill of lading, and division of cargo for two voyages to St. Croix in 1776 by Captain Ambrose Page. America (sloop); Nathaniel Packard; Ambrose Page; Joseph Russell; William Russell; Ship's Papers; St. Croix--Trade; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[ ] 1776-May 9, 1777

Box 472, Folder 2

Schooner Two Brothers 1 folder General Note: Nicholas Brown, along with Clark and Nightingale and Brown and Francis, chartered schooner Two Brothers from her owners, Phineas and Joseph Potter. In January 1776, the schooner was sent to Philadelphia to bring back flour, a commodity in short supply in New England at the time. The sub-series contains accounts, a charter party, and a bill of lading. Brown and Francis; Clark and Nightingale; Flour; Philadelphia--Trade; Phineas Potter; Joseph Potter; Ship's Papers; Trade--Domestic; Two Brothers (schooner) Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[ ] 1776-February 17, 1777

Box 472, Folder 3

Schooner William 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains wrappers, accounts, disbursement of supplies, fitting out papers, and letters from a voyage which Nicholas Brown and Christopher Starbuck of Nantucket undertook in 1776 in the schooner William. They engaged Captain George Coffin to sail her to the Bahamas to procure a load of salt for Nantucket. Captain Coffin sailed into Stonington, Connecticut upon his return from the Bahamas and sold his cargo at that port instead of continuing to Nantucket. Bahamas; George Coffin; Nantucket--Trade; Salt; Ship's Papers; Christopher Starbuck; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; William (schooner) Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

March 18, 1776-February 22, 1777

Box 472, Folder 4

Sloop Sally 1 folder General Note: Lemuel Bishop captained sloop Sally which John and Nicholas Brown and others sent out as a privateer from 1776 through 1778. The Sally captured sloop Retaliation and ship Louisa as prizes according to documents in this sub-series, which also includes fitting out papers, accounts, notes, memo of stores of prize ship Louisa and prize sloop Retaliation, and a list of officers and crew. American Revolution--Naval Warfare; Lemuel Bishop; Louisa (ship)--Capture at Sea; Maritime History--Prizes; Pawtuxet, RI; Privateering; Retaliation (sloop)--Capture at Sea; Sally (sloop); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

September 26, 1776-February 28, 1778

Box 472, Folder 5

Sloop Sally 1 folder General Note: Lemuel Bishop captained sloop Sally which John and Nicholas Brown and others sent out as a privateer from 1776 through 1778. The Sally captured sloop Retaliation and ship Louisa as prizes according to documents in this sub-series, which also includes fitting out papers, accounts, notes, memo of stores of prize ship Louisa and prize sloop Retaliation, and a list of officers and crew. American Revolution--Naval Warfare; Lemuel Bishop; Louisa (ship)--Capture at Sea; Maritime History--Prizes; Pawtuxet, RI; Privateering; Retaliation (sloop)--Capture at Sea; Sally (sloop); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

February 1, 1778-November 19, 1778

Box 472, Folder 6

Brigantine George 1 folder General Note: Ship's papers for sixteen trading voyages by the brigantine George are included in this sub-series. The brigantine was rebuilt in 1767 by Barnard Eddy. Adventures included: (1) 1764-1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [prices current, bill of disbursement, account of sale, sailing orders, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, fitting out papers, accounts, letters]; (2) 1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [accounts, invoices, sailing orders, letters, list of English vessels at Surinam, bills]; (3) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [invoices, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, sailing orders with directions for slave trading, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, port charges]; (4) September 4, 1766-1766, Antigua, Granada, Captain John Peck [wrappers, disbursements, invoices, sailing instructions, sea protest, bills, accounts]; (5) October 21, 1767-1768, Surinam, Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, manifest, portage bill, invoices, letters, disbursements]; (6) 1768, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [portage bill, sailing orders, letters, account of sales]; (7) 1769, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [sailing orders, names of crew, letters, bills, invoices]; (8) November 16, 1770-1771, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts, letters, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1771-1772, West Indies, Captain Christopher Whipple [Nicholas, Moses, and Joseph Brown only have shares in this voyage; materials include wrappers, disbursements, memorandums, sailing orders, letters, instructions, bills, accounts -- some documents are in French]; (10) July 8, 1772-1773, Hispaniola, Captain Peter Ritto [wrappers, letters, invoice, bill of sale, sailing orders, crew list, bill of disbursements -- some documents are in French]; (11) 1772-1773, Antigua, Surinam, Captain Daniel Bucklin [accounts, agreements, account of sales, letters]; (12) April 17, 1773-1773, Barbados, Captain Stephen Gregory [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, ship repairs, accounts, receipts]; (13) 1773-1774, Windward Islands, St. Eustatius, Captain Daniel Bucklin [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts]; (14) June 26, 1776-1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [3/4 share Nicholas Brown and Co., 1/4 share Aaron Lopez; materials include wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, portage bill, advertisement for sailor who deserted, agreement, bill of lading]; (15) 1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [wrappers, letters, bill of exchange, prices current]; and (16) 1778, Paramaribo, Captain [?] [Nicholas Brown and Company and Aaron Lopez own shares; materials include letters]. Antigua--Trade; Barbados--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Lopez; Daniel Bucklin; Clark and Nightingale; Custom Duties; David Dunwell; Samuel W. Fales; Four Brothers (sloop); George (brigantine); Granada--Trade; Christopher Gregory; Hispaniola--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Samuel Kissam; Aaron Lopez; John Peck; Politics--Rhode Island; Prices Current; Peter Ritto; Sally (brigantine); Christopher Sheldon; Shipping--England; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple; Christopher Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

March 9, 1776-August [ ], 1776

Box 472, Folder 7

Brigantine George 1 folder General Note: Ship's papers for sixteen trading voyages by the brigantine George are included in this sub-series. The brigantine was rebuilt in 1767 by Barnard Eddy. Adventures included: (1) 1764-1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [prices current, bill of disbursement, account of sale, sailing orders, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, fitting out papers, accounts, letters]; (2) 1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [accounts, invoices, sailing orders, letters, list of English vessels at Surinam, bills]; (3) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [invoices, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, sailing orders with directions for slave trading, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, port charges]; (4) September 4, 1766-1766, Antigua, Granada, Captain John Peck [wrappers, disbursements, invoices, sailing instructions, sea protest, bills, accounts]; (5) October 21, 1767-1768, Surinam, Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, manifest, portage bill, invoices, letters, disbursements]; (6) 1768, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [portage bill, sailing orders, letters, account of sales]; (7) 1769, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [sailing orders, names of crew, letters, bills, invoices]; (8) November 16, 1770-1771, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts, letters, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1771-1772, West Indies, Captain Christopher Whipple [Nicholas, Moses, and Joseph Brown only have shares in this voyage; materials include wrappers, disbursements, memorandums, sailing orders, letters, instructions, bills, accounts -- some documents are in French]; (10) July 8, 1772-1773, Hispaniola, Captain Peter Ritto [wrappers, letters, invoice, bill of sale, sailing orders, crew list, bill of disbursements -- some documents are in French]; (11) 1772-1773, Antigua, Surinam, Captain Daniel Bucklin [accounts, agreements, account of sales, letters]; (12) April 17, 1773-1773, Barbados, Captain Stephen Gregory [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, ship repairs, accounts, receipts]; (13) 1773-1774, Windward Islands, St. Eustatius, Captain Daniel Bucklin [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts]; (14) June 26, 1776-1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [3/4 share Nicholas Brown and Co., 1/4 share Aaron Lopez; materials include wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, portage bill, advertisement for sailor who deserted, agreement, bill of lading]; (15) 1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [wrappers, letters, bill of exchange, prices current]; and (16) 1778, Paramaribo, Captain [?] [Nicholas Brown and Company and Aaron Lopez own shares; materials include letters]. Antigua--Trade; Barbados--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Lopez; Daniel Bucklin; Clark and Nightingale; Custom Duties; David Dunwell; Samuel W. Fales; Four Brothers (sloop); George (brigantine); Granada--Trade; Christopher Gregory; Hispaniola--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Samuel Kissam; Aaron Lopez; John Peck; Politics--Rhode Island; Prices Current; Peter Ritto; Sally (brigantine); Christopher Sheldon; Shipping--England; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple; Christopher Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

June 1, 1776-March 28, 1777

Box 472, Folder 8

Brigantine Live Oak 1 folder General Note: John and Nicholas Brown purchased the brigantine Live Oak in 1777 and fitted her out for a voyage to Charleston, South Carolina. With Christopher Starbuck as another investor in the adventure, the Browns hired Captain Andrew Worth as ship master. Although Live Oak arrived in South Carolina loaded with loaf sugar and subsequently took on a valuable cargo of rice for export to Europe, it probably burned in Charleston harbor during the great conflagration of January 1778. This sub-series contains bills, fitting out papers, an invoice for medicine, sailing orders, and letters. American Revolution--Charleston, SC; Health and Sickness--Medicine; Live Oak (brigantine); Pliarne, Penet et Compagnie; William (schooner); Rice; Ship's Papers; South Carolina--Trade; Christopher Starbuck; Sugar; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European; Andrew Worth Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

April 1777-September 1777

Box 472, Folder 9

Brigantine Live Oak 1 folder General Note: John and Nicholas Brown purchased the brigantine Live Oak in 1777 and fitted her out for a voyage to Charleston, South Carolina. With Christopher Starbuck as another investor in the adventure, the Browns hired Captain Andrew Worth as ship master. Although Live Oak arrived in South Carolina loaded with loaf sugar and subsequently took on a valuable cargo of rice for export to Europe, it probably burned in Charleston harbor during the great conflagration of January 1778. This sub-series contains bills, fitting out papers, an invoice for medicine, sailing orders, and letters. American Revolution--Charleston, SC; Health and Sickness--Medicine; Live Oak (brigantine); Pliarne, Penet et Compagnie; William (schooner); Rice; Ship's Papers; South Carolina--Trade; Christopher Starbuck; Sugar; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European; Andrew Worth Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[ ] 1777-August 31, 1777

Box 472, Folder 10

Schooner Leopard 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains accounts, freight information, disbursements, and a portage bill from the Leopard's voyage to St. Eustatius in 1777. Captain Joseph Comstock commanded the schooner for Nicholas Brown, Edward Thurber, Samuel Young, Daniel Hawkins and Benjamin Comstock. Benjamin Comstock; Joseph Comstock; Daniel Hawkins; Leopard (schooner); Ship's Papers; St. Eustatius--Trade; Edward Thurber; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; Samuel Young Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[ ] 1777-November 17, 1777

Box 472, Folder 11

Sloop Polly 1 folder General Note: John and Nicholas Brown signed a contract with the Congress's Committee of Secrecy to undertake trading adventures for the Continental Army in a number of vessels, including the sloop Polly. The Polly's voyages were (1) 1776, St. Eustatius, Captain Benjamin Comstock [sailing orders, accounts, agreement, portage bill, invoices]; (2) 1776, St. Eustatius, Captain Wilson Jacobs [sailing orders, accounts, agreement, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading]; and (3) 1777, Surinam, Captain Joseph Comstock [wrappers, portage, sailing orders, charter party, bill of lading, letters, bill of disbursement]. In 1782, the Polly sailed for Nicholas Brown and others to Havana with Joseph Potter as master [sales of cargo, bill of lading, letters]. Also included in this sub-series are the account and the contract with the Continental Congress. American Revolution--Trade; Benjamin Comstock; Joseph Comstock; Continental Army--Supplies; Continental Congress--Committee of Secrecy; Havana--Trade; Wilson Jacobs; Polly (sloop); Joseph Potter; Phineas Potter; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; John Turner and Son; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

May [ ], 1776-November 30, 1776

Box 473, Folder 1

Sloop Diamond 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains maritime records for four (possibly five) voyages by sloop Diamond for John and Nicholas Brown. The voyages were (1) 1776, privateering, Captain William Chace [list of crew members]; (2) 1776, privateering, Captain Thomas Stacey [sailing orders, accounts of prizes, letters, power of attorney, fitting out papers, accounts, manifest of cargo of prizes]; (3) 1777, privateering [?], Captain Nicholas Webster [fitting out papers, accounts]; (4) 1778-1779, Virginia and Surinam, Captain Thomas Dennis [wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, letters]; and (5) 1780, Barbados, Captain [?] [letter]. Barbados--Trade; William Chace; Thomas Dennis; Diamond (sloop); Isaac Freeborn; Maritime History--Prizes; Privateering; Joseph Russell and Son; Barney Russell and Company; Ship's Papers; Thomas Stacey; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; Virginia--Trade; Weapons--Arms and Armaments; Nicholas Webster; West Indies--Trade; Lemuel Wyatt Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

May 28, 1778-November [ ], 1778

Box 473, Folder 2

Sloop Diamond 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains maritime records for four (possibly five) voyages by sloop Diamond for John and Nicholas Brown. The voyages were (1) 1776, privateering, Captain William Chace [list of crew members]; (2) 1776, privateering, Captain Thomas Stacey [sailing orders, accounts of prizes, letters, power of attorney, fitting out papers, accounts, manifest of cargo of prizes]; (3) 1777, privateering [?], Captain Nicholas Webster [fitting out papers, accounts]; (4) 1778-1779, Virginia and Surinam, Captain Thomas Dennis [wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, letters]; and (5) 1780, Barbados, Captain [?] [letter]. Barbados--Trade; William Chace; Thomas Dennis; Diamond (sloop); Isaac Freeborn; Maritime History--Prizes; Privateering; Joseph Russell and Son; Barney Russell and Company; Ship's Papers; Thomas Stacey; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; Virginia--Trade; Weapons--Arms and Armaments; Nicholas Webster; West Indies--Trade; Lemuel Wyatt Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

July 2, 1778-[ ] 1779

Box 473, Folder 3

Sloop Diamond 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains maritime records for four (possibly five) voyages by sloop Diamond for John and Nicholas Brown. The voyages were (1) 1776, privateering, Captain William Chace [list of crew members]; (2) 1776, privateering, Captain Thomas Stacey [sailing orders, accounts of prizes, letters, power of attorney, fitting out papers, accounts, manifest of cargo of prizes]; (3) 1777, privateering [?], Captain Nicholas Webster [fitting out papers, accounts]; (4) 1778-1779, Virginia and Surinam, Captain Thomas Dennis [wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, letters]; and (5) 1780, Barbados, Captain [?] [letter]. Barbados--Trade; William Chace; Thomas Dennis; Diamond (sloop); Isaac Freeborn; Maritime History--Prizes; Privateering; Joseph Russell and Son; Barney Russell and Company; Ship's Papers; Thomas Stacey; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; Virginia--Trade; Weapons--Arms and Armaments; Nicholas Webster; West Indies--Trade; Lemuel Wyatt Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[ ] 1779-September 27, 1779

Box 473, Folder 4

Brigantine George 1 folder General Note: Ship's papers for sixteen trading voyages by the brigantine George are included in this sub-series. The brigantine was rebuilt in 1767 by Barnard Eddy. Adventures included: (1) 1764-1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [prices current, bill of disbursement, account of sale, sailing orders, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, fitting out papers, accounts, letters]; (2) 1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [accounts, invoices, sailing orders, letters, list of English vessels at Surinam, bills]; (3) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [invoices, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, sailing orders with directions for slave trading, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, port charges]; (4) September 4, 1766-1766, Antigua, Granada, Captain John Peck [wrappers, disbursements, invoices, sailing instructions, sea protest, bills, accounts]; (5) October 21, 1767-1768, Surinam, Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, manifest, portage bill, invoices, letters, disbursements]; (6) 1768, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [portage bill, sailing orders, letters, account of sales]; (7) 1769, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [sailing orders, names of crew, letters, bills, invoices]; (8) November 16, 1770-1771, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts, letters, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1771-1772, West Indies, Captain Christopher Whipple [Nicholas, Moses, and Joseph Brown only have shares in this voyage; materials include wrappers, disbursements, memorandums, sailing orders, letters, instructions, bills, accounts -- some documents are in French]; (10) July 8, 1772-1773, Hispaniola, Captain Peter Ritto [wrappers, letters, invoice, bill of sale, sailing orders, crew list, bill of disbursements -- some documents are in French]; (11) 1772-1773, Antigua, Surinam, Captain Daniel Bucklin [accounts, agreements, account of sales, letters]; (12) April 17, 1773-1773, Barbados, Captain Stephen Gregory [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, ship repairs, accounts, receipts]; (13) 1773-1774, Windward Islands, St. Eustatius, Captain Daniel Bucklin [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts]; (14) June 26, 1776-1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [3/4 share Nicholas Brown and Co., 1/4 share Aaron Lopez; materials include wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, portage bill, advertisement for sailor who deserted, agreement, bill of lading]; (15) 1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [wrappers, letters, bill of exchange, prices current]; and (16) 1778, Paramaribo, Captain [?] [Nicholas Brown and Company and Aaron Lopez own shares; materials include letters]. Antigua--Trade; Barbados--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Lopez; Daniel Bucklin; Clark and Nightingale; Custom Duties; David Dunwell; Samuel W. Fales; Four Brothers (sloop); George (brigantine); Granada--Trade; Christopher Gregory; Hispaniola--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Samuel Kissam; Aaron Lopez; John Peck; Politics--Rhode Island; Prices Current; Peter Ritto; Sally (brigantine); Christopher Sheldon; Shipping--England; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple; Christopher Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

October 29, 1778

Box 473, Folder 5

Schooner Betsy 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains accounts, statements, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, and receipts for a 1780-1781 voyage which Nicholas Brown and others undertook to Hispaniola. The schooner was condemned at Cap François "as not fit to proceed home." Paul Allen and Company; Betsy (schooner); Hispaniola--Trade; New London, CT; Rufus Potter; Ship's Papers; Lewis Thomas; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[1780]-March 24, 1781

Box 473, Folder 6

Schooner Betsy 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains accounts, statements, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, and receipts for a 1780-1781 voyage which Nicholas Brown and others undertook to Hispaniola. The schooner was condemned at Cap François "as not fit to proceed home." Paul Allen and Company; Betsy (schooner); Hispaniola--Trade; New London, CT; Rufus Potter; Ship's Papers; Lewis Thomas; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1780-March 1781

Box 473, Folder 7

Sloop Polly 1 folder General Note: John and Nicholas Brown signed a contract with the Congress's Committee of Secrecy to undertake trading adventures for the Continental Army in a number of vessels, including the sloop Polly. The Polly's voyages were (1) 1776, St. Eustatius, Captain Benjamin Comstock [sailing orders, accounts, agreement, portage bill, invoices]; (2) 1776, St. Eustatius, Captain Wilson Jacobs [sailing orders, accounts, agreement, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading]; and (3) 1777, Surinam, Captain Joseph Comstock [wrappers, portage, sailing orders, charter party, bill of lading, letters, bill of disbursement]. In 1782, the Polly sailed for Nicholas Brown and others to Havana with Joseph Potter as master [sales of cargo, bill of lading, letters]. Also included in this sub-series are the account and the contract with the Continental Congress. American Revolution--Trade; Benjamin Comstock; Joseph Comstock; Continental Army--Supplies; Continental Congress--Committee of Secrecy; Havana--Trade; Wilson Jacobs; Polly (sloop); Joseph Potter; Phineas Potter; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; John Turner and Son; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1782-November [ ]1782

Box 473, Folder 8

Sloop A 1 folder General Note: Documents relating to the sloop A include sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, receipts, invoices, bills, agreements, testimonies, valuations, manifests, accounts for possessions left behind, bills of disbursement, memoranda, and letters for numerous voyages made between 1765 and 1774. Captain Abnar Coffin made two whaling trips to procure whale oil and head matter. Joseph Tillinghast went to St. Croix and St. Eustatius, trading candles and tobacco for tea, rum, and salt. In December 1772, Captain William Bradford sailed for Hispaniola in search of molasses and sugar. Other trading adventures were led by Captains Robert Edmund and Abisha Luce. A (sloop); Peter Begis; William Bradford; Candles; Abnar Coffin; Defiance (sloop); Robert Edmund; Christopher Folger; Hispaniola--Trade; Abisha Luce; Molasses; Rum; Salt; Ship's Papers; St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Sugar; Tea; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Whaling; Whale Products[ Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

December 28, 1771-April 11, 1772

Box 473, Folder 9

Brig Abeona 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives chartered Abeona from Abner Daggett, Aaron Man, Asa Handy, Joseph Clark, and George Hill to undertake an adventure to Gibraltar, Leghorn, and Barcelona. The brig left Providence on March 2, 1805 under the command of Captain Joseph Clark and returned back to her home port on October 18th. The cargo included specie, wine, flour, bread, and nankeen. The Abeona was quarantined for five days by Spanish gunboats. Thomas P. Ives took advantage of the voyage to import marble for his new house being constructed at 66 Power Street in Providence. The sub-series includes charter party, wrappers, sailing instructions, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, bills of lading, portage bill, cargo lists, accounts, quarantine regulations, and seamen's accounts. Abeona (brig); Architecture--Housebuilding--Early American; Robert Anderson and Son; Barcelona; John B. Chace; Joseph Clark; Compte and Company; Abner Daggett; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Eliza (brig); Elmsley and Drake; P. and A. Filicchi and Company; Asa Handy; George Hill; Aaron Man; Maritime History--Quarantine; Ship's Papers; Specie; Trade--European--Italy; Trade--European--Spain; Tripoli; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 26, 1806-July 6, 1805

Box 473, Folder 10

Brig Abeona 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives chartered Abeona from Abner Daggett, Aaron Man, Asa Handy, Joseph Clark, and George Hill to undertake an adventure to Gibraltar, Leghorn, and Barcelona. The brig left Providence on March 2, 1805 under the command of Captain Joseph Clark and returned back to her home port on October 18th. The cargo included specie, wine, flour, bread, and nankeen. The Abeona was quarantined for five days by Spanish gunboats. Thomas P. Ives took advantage of the voyage to import marble for his new house being constructed at 66 Power Street in Providence. The sub-series includes charter party, wrappers, sailing instructions, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, bills of lading, portage bill, cargo lists, accounts, quarantine regulations, and seamen's accounts. Abeona (brig); Architecture--Housebuilding--Early American; Robert Anderson and Son; Barcelona; John B. Chace; Joseph Clark; Compte and Company; Abner Daggett; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Eliza (brig); Elmsley and Drake; P. and A. Filicchi and Company; Asa Handy; George Hill; Aaron Man; Maritime History--Quarantine; Ship's Papers; Specie; Trade--European--Italy; Trade--European--Spain; Tripoli; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., February 26, 1805-July 6, 1805

Box 473, Folder 11

Brig Abeona 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives chartered Abeona from Abner Daggett, Aaron Man, Asa Handy, Joseph Clark, and George Hill to undertake an adventure to Gibraltar, Leghorn, and Barcelona. The brig left Providence on March 2, 1805 under the command of Captain Joseph Clark and returned back to her home port on October 18th. The cargo included specie, wine, flour, bread, and nankeen. The Abeona was quarantined for five days by Spanish gunboats. Thomas P. Ives took advantage of the voyage to import marble for his new house being constructed at 66 Power Street in Providence. The sub-series includes charter party, wrappers, sailing instructions, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, bills of lading, portage bill, cargo lists, accounts, quarantine regulations, and seamen's accounts. Abeona (brig); Architecture--Housebuilding--Early American; Robert Anderson and Son; Barcelona; John B. Chace; Joseph Clark; Compte and Company; Abner Daggett; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Eliza (brig); Elmsley and Drake; P. and A. Filicchi and Company; Asa Handy; George Hill; Aaron Man; Maritime History--Quarantine; Ship's Papers; Specie; Trade--European--Italy; Trade--European--Spain; Tripoli; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 8, 1803-August 19, 1805

Box 473, Folder 12

Brig Abeona 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives chartered Abeona from Abner Daggett, Aaron Man, Asa Handy, Joseph Clark, and George Hill to undertake an adventure to Gibraltar, Leghorn, and Barcelona. The brig left Providence on March 2, 1805 under the command of Captain Joseph Clark and returned back to her home port on October 18th. The cargo included specie, wine, flour, bread, and nankeen. The Abeona was quarantined for five days by Spanish gunboats. Thomas P. Ives took advantage of the voyage to import marble for his new house being constructed at 66 Power Street in Providence. The sub-series includes charter party, wrappers, sailing instructions, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, bills of lading, portage bill, cargo lists, accounts, quarantine regulations, and seamen's accounts. Abeona (brig); Architecture--Housebuilding--Early American; Robert Anderson and Son; Barcelona; John B. Chace; Joseph Clark; Compte and Company; Abner Daggett; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Eliza (brig); Elmsley and Drake; P. and A. Filicchi and Company; Asa Handy; George Hill; Aaron Man; Maritime History--Quarantine; Ship's Papers; Specie; Trade--European--Italy; Trade--European--Spain; Tripoli; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 24, 1805-January 25, 1806

Box 474, Folder 1

Sloop Ann 1 folder General Note: This sloop, Solomon Owens, master, sailed to St. Thomas in 1758. Obadiah, Nicholas, and John Brown each invested in the voyage. Ship's papers include fitting out records and ship's accounts. Ann (sloop); Solomon Owens; Ship's Papers; St. Thomas--Trade; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Nicholas and John Brown

1758-January 5, 1759

Box 474, Folder 2

Ship Ann 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives chartered ship Ann for a trip to Bilboa, Spain. She sailed February 18, 1795 and returned August 25th of the same year with Captain John Tillinghast in command. The cargo included rice, flour, whale products, cocoa, and brandy. This sub-series contains statements, a bill of disbursements, wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, cargo accounts, invoices, accounts, and receipts. Ann (ship); Bordeaux--Trade; Brandy; Charlotte (ship); Cocoa; Nicholas Cooke; John B. Dabney; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brig); French Revolution; Robert Lyle; John Moroney; Robert Murray and Company; G. W. Murray; George W. Page; Page and Tillinghast; Prices Current; Rice; Joseph Rogers; Ship's Papers; George Tyler; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Trade--European--Spain; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Whale Products; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

January 19, 1795-February 20, 1795

Box 474, Folder 3

Ship Ann 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives chartered ship Ann for a trip to Bilboa, Spain. She sailed February 18, 1795 and returned August 25th of the same year with Captain John Tillinghast in command. The cargo included rice, flour, whale products, cocoa, and brandy. This sub-series contains statements, a bill of disbursements, wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, cargo accounts, invoices, accounts, and receipts. Ann (ship); Bordeaux--Trade; Brandy; Charlotte (ship); Cocoa; Nicholas Cooke; John B. Dabney; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brig); French Revolution; Robert Lyle; John Moroney; Robert Murray and Company; G. W. Murray; George W. Page; Page and Tillinghast; Prices Current; Rice; Joseph Rogers; Ship's Papers; George Tyler; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Trade--European--Spain; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Whale Products; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

April 8, 1795-June 12, 1795

Box 474, Folder 4

Ship Ann 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives chartered ship Ann for a trip to Bilboa, Spain. She sailed February 18, 1795 and returned August 25th of the same year with Captain John Tillinghast in command. The cargo included rice, flour, whale products, cocoa, and brandy. This sub-series contains statements, a bill of disbursements, wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, cargo accounts, invoices, accounts, and receipts. Ann (ship); Bordeaux--Trade; Brandy; Charlotte (ship); Cocoa; Nicholas Cooke; John B. Dabney; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brig); French Revolution; Robert Lyle; John Moroney; Robert Murray and Company; G. W. Murray; George W. Page; Page and Tillinghast; Prices Current; Rice; Joseph Rogers; Ship's Papers; George Tyler; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Trade--European--Spain; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Whale Products; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

June 13, 1795-November 5, 1795

Box 474, Folder 5

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1797

Box 474, Folder 6

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1794-December 31, 1796

Box 474, Folder 7

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1797

Box 474, Folder 8

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 1, 1797-May 6, 1797

Box 474, Folder 9

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 13, 1797-September 23, 1797

Box 474, Folder 10

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 30, 1797-November 25, 1797?

Box 474, Folder 11

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 2, 1797-[ ] 1798

Box 474, Folder 12

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ] 1798

Box 474, Folder 13

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ] 1798

Box 475, Folder 1

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1798]-July 9, 1798

Box 475, Folder 2

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 2, 1798-July 9, 1798

Box 475, Folder 3

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

July [ ]1798-1799

Box 475, Folder 4

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ] 1799-June 15, 1799

Box 475, Folder 5

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

December [ ]1798-1799

Box 475, Folder 6

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1799-1800

Box 475, Folder 7

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1799-1800

Box 475, Folder 8

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1799-1800

Box 475, Folder 9

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 27, 1799-January 25, 1800

Box 475, Folder 10

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 26, 1800-March 18, 1802

Box 476, Folder 1

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

ca. July 27, 1799-August 23, 1799

Box 476, Folder 2

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 23, 1799-[1800]

Box 476, Folder 3

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1800]

Box 476, Folder 4

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1800]-January 29, 1801

Box 476, Folder 5

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 16, 1801-December 17, 1802

Box 476, Folder 6

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

ca. December 1800-December 24, 1800

Box 476, Folder 7

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 26, 1800-March 4, 1801

Box 476, Folder 8

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 5, 1801-April 22, 1801

Box 476, Folder 9

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 23, 1801-November 30, 1801

Box 476, Folder 10

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1800]-[1801]

Box 477, Folder 1

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1800-1802

Box 477, Folder 2

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1800-1802

Box 477, Folder 3

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1801]-November 30, 1801

Box 477, Folder 4

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1800-1802]-April 6, 1802

Box 477, Folder 5

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 26, 1801-April 7, 1801

Box 477, Folder 6

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 8, 1801-April 10, 1801

Box 477, Folder 7

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 11, 1801-November 29, 1801

Box 477, Folder 8

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 29, 1801-July 21, 1802

Box 477, Folder 9

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 8, 1802-October 3, 1802

Box 477, Folder 10

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 4, 1802-April 8, 1803

Box 478, Folder 1

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1802-1803

Box 478, Folder 2

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1802-1803

Box 478, Folder 3

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1802-1803

Box 478, Folder 4

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1802-1803

Box 478, Folder 5

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1802-September 12, 1803

Box 478, Folder 6

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

May [ ], 1802-October 2, 1802

Box 478, Folder 7

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 2, 1802-October 4, 1802

Box 478, Folder 8

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 4, 1802-February 25, 1803

Box 478, Folder 9

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 3, 1803-May 28, 1803

Box 478, Folder 10

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 1, 1803-June 23, 1803

Box 478, Folder 11

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 23, 1803-October 11, 1803

Box 479, Folder 1

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1803-1804

Box 479, Folder 2

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1803-1804

Box 479, Folder 3

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

October [1], 1803-November 5, 1803

Box 479, Folder 4

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 5, 1803-March 27, 1804

Box 479, Folder 5

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 6, 1804-April 10, 1804

Box 479, Folder 6

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 10, 1804-August 15, 1804

Box 479, Folder 7

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton, Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1804-1808

Box 479, Folder 8

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1806-1807

Box 479, Folder 9

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1806-1807

Box 479, Folder 10

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1807

Box 479, Folder 11

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1807

Box 479, Folder 12

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 18, 1807-March 18, 1808

Box 480, Folder 1

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., September 1, 1804-January 25, 1805

Box 480, Folder 2

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 25, 1805-January 11, 1806

Box 480, Folder 3

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 11, 1806

Box 480, Folder 4

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 12, 1806-January 19, 1806

Box 480, Folder 5

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 24, 1806-January 27, 1806

Box 480, Folder 6

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 27, 1806-February 6, 1806

Box 480, Folder 7

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 7, 1806-March 7, 1806

Box 480, Folder 8

Ship Ann and Hope, #1 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 8, 1806-February 15, 1808

Box 480, Folder 9

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1807

Box 480, Folder 10

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1807-1808

Box 480, Folder 11

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1807-November 24, 1807

Box 480, Folder 12

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

December [ ], 1807-December 12, 1807

Box 480, Folder 13

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 21, 1807-November 7, 1808

Box 481, Folder 1

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., March [ ], 1809-April 15, 1809

Box 481, Folder 2

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 17, 1809-April 22, 1809

Box 481, Folder 3

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 22, 1809-April 24, 1809

Box 481, Folder 4

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 24, 1809-May 23, 1809

Box 481, Folder 5

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 14, 1809-September 23, 1809

Box 481, Folder 6

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 23, 1809-November 5, 1809

Box 481, Folder 7

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 26, 1809-November 28, 1809

Box 481, Folder 8

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 29, 1809-1810

Box 481, Folder 9

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1810]-April 6, 1810

Box 481, Folder 10

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 7, 1810-October 1, 1810

Box 481, Folder 11

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 2, 1810-October 20, 1810

Box 482, Folder 1

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 20, 1810-February 1, 1811

Box 482, Folder 2

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 1, 1811-June 25, 1811

Box 482, Folder 3

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

[September] 1811-September 19, 1811

Box 482, Folder 4

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 12, 1810-October 19, 1810

Box 482, Folder 5

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 20, 1810-October 24, 1810

Box 482, Folder 6

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 25, 1810-March 10, 1811

Box 482, Folder 7

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 16, 1811-April 1, 1811

Box 482, Folder 8

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 3, 1811-April 20, 1811

Box 482, Folder 9

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

ca. May 16, 1811-September 5, 1811

Box 482, Folder 10

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 8, 1815-November 14, 1815

Box 482, Folder 11

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 24, 1815-n.d.

Box 483, Folder 1

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d.-November 17, 1816

Box 483, Folder 2

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 30, 1815-June 15, 1815

Box 483, Folder 3

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 15, 1815-November 21, 1815

Box 483, Folder 4

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 22, 1815-April 8, 1816

Box 483, Folder 5

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 6, 1816-June 4, 1816

Box 483, Folder 6

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 6, 1816-November 16, 1816

Box 483, Folder 7

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d.-March 14, 1816

Box 483, Folder 8

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 15, 1816-March 20, 1816

Box 483, Folder 9

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 20, 1816-June 4, 1816

Box 483, Folder 10

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 15, 1816-December 7, 1816

Box 484, Folder 1

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 20, 1817-March 19, 1817

Box 484, Folder 2

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 15, 1817-July 16, 1817

Box 484, Folder 3

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., July 15, 1817-September 20, 1817

Box 484, Folder 4

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 22, 1817-October 1, 1817

Box 484, Folder 5

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 1, 1817-March 21, 1818

Box 484, Folder 6

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 19, 1818-July 1819

Box 484, Folder 7

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 14, 1818-April 1, 1818

Box 484, Folder 8

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 1, 1818-February 9, 1819

Box 484, Folder 9

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 9, 1819-November 24, 1819

Box 484, Folder 10

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 16, 1819-December 30, 1819

Box 484, Folder 11

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 8, 1820-April 29, 1820

Box 485, Folder 1

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 3, 1820-August 16, 1820

Box 485, Folder 2

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 1, 1820-June 8, 1821

Box 485, Folder 3

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 11, 1821-February 4, 1822

Box 485, Folder 4

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 10, 1822-September 17, 1822

Box 485, Folder 5

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 10, 1818-July 24, 1820

Box 485, Folder 6

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 24, 1820-July 31, 1820

Box 485, Folder 7

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 2, 1820-July 28, 1821

Box 485, Folder 8

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 14, 1821-February 16, 1822

Box 485, Folder 9

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 17, 1822-November 15, 1822

Box 486, Folder 1

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 29, 1823-July 14, 1824

Box 486, Folder 2

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 16, 1824-September 16. 1876

Box 486, Folder 3

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., January 12, 1823-May 17, 1823

Box 486, Folder 4

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 19, 1823-May 30, 1823

Box 486, Folder 5

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 2, 1823-July 26, 1823

Box 486, Folder 6

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 9, 1823-July 1, 1824

Box 486, Folder 7

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 2, 1824-July 27, 1824

Box 486, Folder 8

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

January [ ], 1825-February 14, 1825

Box 486, Folder 9

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 27, 1825-September 21, 1825

Box 486, Folder 10

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 28, 1825-October 20, 1825

Box 487, Folder 1

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 10, 1825-July 18, 1826

Box 487, Folder 2

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 6, 1826-November 29, 1826

Box 487, Folder 3

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1827

Box 487, Folder 4

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

May [ ] 1827-June [ ]1827

Box 487, Folder 5

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 5, 1827-July 19, 1827

Box 487, Folder 6

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 30, 1827-September 20, 1828

Box 487, Folder 7

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

July [ ]1827-[ ]1828

Box 487, Folder 8

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

March [ ]1828-August [ ]1828

Box 487, Folder 9

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

August [ ]1828

Box 487, Folder 10

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 1828-September 28, 1828

Box 488, Folder 1

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., September 25, 1831-March 21, 1832

Box 488, Folder 2

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 4, 1832-June 1, 1833

Box 488, Folder 3

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d.1831

Box 488, Folder 4

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1831

Box 488, Folder 5

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1831

Box 488, Folder 6

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1832-1833

Box 488, Folder 7

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 24, 1833-October 19, 1833

Box 488, Folder 8

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 2, 1833-June 30, 1834

Box 488, Folder 9

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 1833-December 1833

Box 488, Folder 10

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 1833-December 1833

Box 489, Folder 1

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1834

Box 489, Folder 2

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 1834-December 1834

Box 489, Folder 3

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d.December 1834

Box 489, Folder 4

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 1835-March 1835

Box 489, Folder 5

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 1, 1835-March [ ], 1835

Box 489, Folder 6

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 1835-December 1835

Box 489, Folder 7

Ship Ann and Hope, #2 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

December [ ]1835-December [ ]1836

Box 489, Folder 8

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 6, 1806-April 4, 1807

Box 489, Folder 9

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 5, 1806-March 2, 1807

Box 489, Folder 10

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 6, 1816-April 17, 1807

Box 490, Folder 1

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 18, 1807-April 21, 1807

Box 490, Folder 2

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 22, 1807-July 27, 1807

Box 490, Folder 3

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., 1807-December 8, 1807

Box 490, Folder 4

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 7, 1807-1808

Box 490, Folder 5

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 18, 1808-February 22, 1808

Box 490, Folder 6

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 4, 1808-August 29, 1808

Box 490, Folder 7

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 28, 1808-August 9, 1808

Box 490, Folder 8

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 10, 1808-February [ ], 1809

Box 490, Folder 9

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., March 2, 1809-March 25, 1809

Box 490, Folder 10

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 26, 1809-September 9, 1809

Box 491, Folder 1

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

October [ ], 1809-December 27, 1809

Box 491, Folder 2

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

1810-April 2, 1810

Box 491, Folder 3

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 4, 1810-June 14, 1810

Box 491, Folder 4

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., June 21, 1810-June 26, 1810

Box 491, Folder 5

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 27, 1810-September 8, 1810

Box 491, Folder 6

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 8, 1810-April 11, 1811

Box 491, Folder 7

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 13, 1811-May 6, 1811

Box 491, Folder 8

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 8, 1811-May 29, 1811

Box 491, Folder 9

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 11, 1811-January 13, 1812

Box 491, Folder 10

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., December 21, 1811-June 5, 1812

Box 492, Folder 1

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 16, 1811-February 22, 1812

Box 492, Folder 2

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 11, 1812-June 20, 1812

Box 492, Folder 3

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 10, 1802, September 4, 1812-November 1, 1812

Box 492, Folder 4

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 19, 1812-February 3, 1813

Box 492, Folder 5

Brigantine Argus 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 3, 1813-May 26, 1813

Box 492, Folder 6

Brig Argus 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives, John Corlis, and Jacob Smith chartered the brig Argus of Dighton, Massachusetts, with each claiming a 1/3 share of the adventure. They sent her to Jamaica in November of 1806 under the command of Captain George Bowers, with a cargo including rum and livestock. After the brig's return in 1807, Argus was again chartered under the same arrangement and sailed on April 16th; the cargo included fish and nankeens. On this voyage, the brig was captured by French privateers. The sub-series contains wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, accounts, bill of sale, bill of lading, portage bill, and fitting out papers. Argus (brig); George Bowers; John Bowers; Ebenezer Burrill; John Corlis; Dry Goods--Nankeens; Fish; Livestock; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Privateers--French; Rum; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Spoliation; West Indies--Trade--Jamaica Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 6, 1806-March 1, 1807

Box 492, Folder 7

Brig Argus 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives, John Corlis, and Jacob Smith chartered the brig Argus of Dighton, Massachusetts, with each claiming a 1/3 share of the adventure. They sent her to Jamaica in November of 1806 under the command of Captain George Bowers, with a cargo including rum and livestock. After the brig's return in 1807, Argus was again chartered under the same arrangement and sailed on April 16th; the cargo included fish and nankeens. On this voyage, the brig was captured by French privateers. The sub-series contains wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, accounts, bill of sale, bill of lading, portage bill, and fitting out papers. Argus (brig); George Bowers; John Bowers; Ebenezer Burrill; John Corlis; Dry Goods--Nankeens; Fish; Livestock; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Privateers--French; Rum; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Spoliation; West Indies--Trade--Jamaica Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 1, 1807-April 15, 1807

Box 492, Folder 8

Brig Argus 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives, John Corlis, and Jacob Smith chartered the brig Argus of Dighton, Massachusetts, with each claiming a 1/3 share of the adventure. They sent her to Jamaica in November of 1806 under the command of Captain George Bowers, with a cargo including rum and livestock. After the brig's return in 1807, Argus was again chartered under the same arrangement and sailed on April 16th; the cargo included fish and nankeens. On this voyage, the brig was captured by French privateers. The sub-series contains wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, accounts, bill of sale, bill of lading, portage bill, and fitting out papers. Argus (brig); George Bowers; John Bowers; Ebenezer Burrill; John Corlis; Dry Goods--Nankeens; Fish; Livestock; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Privateers--French; Rum; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Spoliation; West Indies--Trade--Jamaica Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 16, 1807-January 9, 1836

Box 492, Folder 9

Brig Argus 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives, John Corlis, and Jacob Smith chartered the brig Argus of Dighton, Massachusetts, with each claiming a 1/3 share of the adventure. They sent her to Jamaica in November of 1806 under the command of Captain George Bowers, with a cargo including rum and livestock. After the brig's return in 1807, Argus was again chartered under the same arrangement and sailed on April 16th; the cargo included fish and nankeens. On this voyage, the brig was captured by French privateers. The sub-series contains wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, accounts, bill of sale, bill of lading, portage bill, and fitting out papers. Argus (brig); George Bowers; John Bowers; Ebenezer Burrill; John Corlis; Dry Goods--Nankeens; Fish; Livestock; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Privateers--French; Rum; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Spoliation; West Indies--Trade--Jamaica Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., November 6, 1806-November 10, 1806

Box 492, Folder 10

Brig Argus 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives, John Corlis, and Jacob Smith chartered the brig Argus of Dighton, Massachusetts, with each claiming a 1/3 share of the adventure. They sent her to Jamaica in November of 1806 under the command of Captain George Bowers, with a cargo including rum and livestock. After the brig's return in 1807, Argus was again chartered under the same arrangement and sailed on April 16th; the cargo included fish and nankeens. On this voyage, the brig was captured by French privateers. The sub-series contains wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, accounts, bill of sale, bill of lading, portage bill, and fitting out papers. Argus (brig); George Bowers; John Bowers; Ebenezer Burrill; John Corlis; Dry Goods--Nankeens; Fish; Livestock; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Privateers--French; Rum; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Spoliation; West Indies--Trade--Jamaica Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 11, 1806-November 18, 1806

Box 493, Folder 1

Brig Argus 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives, John Corlis, and Jacob Smith chartered the brig Argus of Dighton, Massachusetts, with each claiming a 1/3 share of the adventure. They sent her to Jamaica in November of 1806 under the command of Captain George Bowers, with a cargo including rum and livestock. After the brig's return in 1807, Argus was again chartered under the same arrangement and sailed on April 16th; the cargo included fish and nankeens. On this voyage, the brig was captured by French privateers. The sub-series contains wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, accounts, bill of sale, bill of lading, portage bill, and fitting out papers. Argus (brig); George Bowers; John Bowers; Ebenezer Burrill; John Corlis; Dry Goods--Nankeens; Fish; Livestock; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Privateers--French; Rum; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Spoliation; West Indies--Trade--Jamaica Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 19, 1806-November 22, 1806

Box 493, Folder 2

Brig Argus 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives, John Corlis, and Jacob Smith chartered the brig Argus of Dighton, Massachusetts, with each claiming a 1/3 share of the adventure. They sent her to Jamaica in November of 1806 under the command of Captain George Bowers, with a cargo including rum and livestock. After the brig's return in 1807, Argus was again chartered under the same arrangement and sailed on April 16th; the cargo included fish and nankeens. On this voyage, the brig was captured by French privateers. The sub-series contains wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, accounts, bill of sale, bill of lading, portage bill, and fitting out papers. Argus (brig); George Bowers; John Bowers; Ebenezer Burrill; John Corlis; Dry Goods--Nankeens; Fish; Livestock; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Privateers--French; Rum; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Spoliation; West Indies--Trade--Jamaica Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 24, 1806-March 26, 1807

Box 493, Folder 3

Brig Argus 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives, John Corlis, and Jacob Smith chartered the brig Argus of Dighton, Massachusetts, with each claiming a 1/3 share of the adventure. They sent her to Jamaica in November of 1806 under the command of Captain George Bowers, with a cargo including rum and livestock. After the brig's return in 1807, Argus was again chartered under the same arrangement and sailed on April 16th; the cargo included fish and nankeens. On this voyage, the brig was captured by French privateers. The sub-series contains wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, accounts, bill of sale, bill of lading, portage bill, and fitting out papers. Argus (brig); George Bowers; John Bowers; Ebenezer Burrill; John Corlis; Dry Goods--Nankeens; Fish; Livestock; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Privateers--French; Rum; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Spoliation; West Indies--Trade--Jamaica Subjects: Brown & Ives

April [ ], 1807-April 10, 1807

Box 493, Folder 4

Brig Argus 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives, John Corlis, and Jacob Smith chartered the brig Argus of Dighton, Massachusetts, with each claiming a 1/3 share of the adventure. They sent her to Jamaica in November of 1806 under the command of Captain George Bowers, with a cargo including rum and livestock. After the brig's return in 1807, Argus was again chartered under the same arrangement and sailed on April 16th; the cargo included fish and nankeens. On this voyage, the brig was captured by French privateers. The sub-series contains wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, accounts, bill of sale, bill of lading, portage bill, and fitting out papers. Argus (brig); George Bowers; John Bowers; Ebenezer Burrill; John Corlis; Dry Goods--Nankeens; Fish; Livestock; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Privateers--French; Rum; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Spoliation; West Indies--Trade--Jamaica Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 11, 1807-August 24, 1821

Box 493, Folder 5

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., November 14, [1801]-[1803]

Box 493, Folder 6

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1802

Box 493, Folder 7

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1802

Box 493, Folder 8

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 14, 1802-May 16, 1803

Box 493, Folder 9

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 1, 1802-January 15, 1802

Box 493, Folder 10

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 18, 1802-August 12, 1802

Box 493, Folder 11

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 12, 1802-October 29, 1803

Box 494, Folder 1

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 10, 1802-November 23, 1804

Box 494, Folder 2

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., November 23, 1801-November 28, 1801

Box 494, Folder 3

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 29, 1801-April 30, 1803

Box 494, Folder 4

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 30, 1803-May 3, 1803

Box 494, Folder 5

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 3, 1803-May 6, 1803

Box 494, Folder 6

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 6, 1803-May 19, 1803

Box 494, Folder 7

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 25, 1803-November 24, 1803

Box 494, Folder 8

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 24, 1803-May 3, 1804

Box 494, Folder 9

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 4, 1803-February 21, 1804

Box 494, Folder 10

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 26, 1804-May 7, 1804

Box 495, Folder 1

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 8, 1804-December 28, 1804

Box 495, Folder 2

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 29, 1804-February 9, 1805

Box 495, Folder 3

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 11, 1805-February 22, 1805

Box 495, Folder 4

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 23, 1805-May 22, 1807

Box 495, Folder 5

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ]1804

Box 495, Folder 6

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

May [ ], 1804-July 10, 1804

Box 495, Folder 7

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 11, 1804-September [ ], 1804

Box 495, Folder 8

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

August [ ], 1804-September 6, 1804

Box 495, Folder 9

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 7, 1804-December 31, 1804

Box 495, Folder 10

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1805]

Box 496, Folder 1

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1805]-[1806]

Box 496, Folder 2

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1805-1806], January 10, 1805-June 6, 1806

Box 496, Folder 3

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 2, 1805-March 1, 1806

Box 496, Folder 4

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

February [ ], 1805-July 29, 1806

Box 496, Folder 5

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

[January 1, 1805]-March 10, 1807

Box 496, Folder 6

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1806]-AugustSeptember 1806

Box 496, Folder 7

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 11, 1806-February 3, 1807

Box 496, Folder 8

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 2, 1807-March 20, 1807

Box 496, Folder 9

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., March 22, 1807-May 30, 1807

Box 497, Folder 1

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1806]-August 29, 1806

Box 497, Folder 2

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 30, 1806-March 19, 1807

Box 497, Folder 3

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 5, 1806-March 21, 1807

Box 497, Folder 4

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 21, 1807-May 5, 1808

Box 497, Folder 5

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 25, 1807-January 30, 1808

Box 497, Folder 6

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 30, 1808-May 1808

Box 497, Folder 7

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 5, 1808-June 19, 1809

Box 497, Folder 8

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1807-1809]

Box 497, Folder 9

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1807-1809

Box 497, Folder 10

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1807]-September 15, 1807

Box 498, Folder 1

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 15, 1807-November 21, 180[7?]

Box 498, Folder 2

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1808]-April 16, 1808

Box 498, Folder 3

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 30, 1808-February [ ], 1809

Box 498, Folder 4

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 4, 1809-June 17, 1809

Box 498, Folder 5

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 6, 1809-November 21, 1810

Box 498, Folder 6

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 2, 1809-November 6, 1809

Box 498, Folder 7

Ship Arthur 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 6, 1809-August 22, 1811

Box 498, Folder 8

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 11, 1804-December 29, 1804

Box 498, Folder 9

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 3, 1805-April 30, 1805

Box 499, Folder 1

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 28, 1804-July 9, 1804

Box 499, Folder 2

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 10, 1804-July 11, 1805

Box 499, Folder 3

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 12, 1804-March [ ], 1805

Box 499, Folder 4

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 17, 1805-May 31, 1805

Box 499, Folder 5

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 14, 1805-January 9, 1805

Box 499, Folder 6

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 1, 1805-January 19, 1805

Box 499, Folder 7

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 19, 1805

Box 499, Folder 8

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 15, 1805-September 13, 1805

Box 499, Folder 9

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1805-September 14, 1805

Box 500, Folder 1

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 2, 1806-February 19, 1806

Box 500, Folder 2

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 1, 1805-February 19, 1806

Box 500, Folder 3

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 5, 1805-September 11, 1805

Box 500, Folder 4

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 14, 1805-January 25, 1806

Box 500, Folder 5

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 4, 1806-February 18, 1806

Box 500, Folder 6

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 20, 1806-February 25, 1806

Box 500, Folder 7

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

August [ ], 1805-September 15, 1806

Box 500, Folder 8

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 18, 1807-October 11, 1807

Box 500, Folder 9

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., April 8, 1807-January 14, 1808

Box 500, Folder 10

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 10, 1807-April 17, 1807

Box 500, Folder 11

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 18, 1807-June 9, 1807

Box 501, Folder 1

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 10, 1807-November 16, 1807

Box 501, Folder 2

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 9, 1807-June 2, 1808

Box 501, Folder 3

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., June 4, 1805-March 12, 1807

Box 501, Folder 4

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 9, 1806-July 10, 1806

Box 501, Folder 5

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 11, 1806-October 6, 1806

Box 501, Folder 6

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 10, 1806-November 7, 1806

Box 501, Folder 7

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 8, 1806-March 4, 1807

Box 501, Folder 8

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 1, 1808-October 27, 1809

Box 501, Folder 9

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 27, 1809-February 24, 1810

Box 501, Folder 10

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 22, 1809-July 15, 1809

Box 502, Folder 1

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 17, 1809-November 17, 1809

Box 502, Folder 2

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 1, 1809-December 18, 1809

Box 502, Folder 3

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 25, 1809-November 12, 1810

Box 502, Folder 4

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 20, 1810-August 28, 1810

Box 502, Folder 5

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 10, 1810-November 16, 1810

Box 502, Folder 6

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., February 19, 1810-April 19, 1810

Box 502, Folder 7

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 20, 1810-September 7, 1810

Box 502, Folder 8

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 8, 1810-October 27, 1810

Box 502, Folder 9

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 8, 1810-April 23, 1811

Box 503, Folder 1

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 18, 1811-November 17, 1815

Box 503, Folder 2

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., 1811-April 10, 1815

Box 503, Folder 3

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 16, 1811-May 17, 1811

Box 503, Folder 4

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 18, 1811-May 4, 1812

Box 503, Folder 5

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 10, 1812-June 17, 1812

Box 503, Folder 6

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 18, 1812-October 22, 1812

Box 503, Folder 7

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 14, 1813-October 14, 1814

Box 503, Folder 8

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 25, 1815-September 29, 1815

Box 503, Folder 9

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 28, 1815-May 10, 1816

Box 504, Folder 1

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 15, 1816-June 20, 1816

Box 504, Folder 2

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 22, 1816-July 13, 1816

Box 504, Folder 3

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 13, 1816-March 1, 1817

Box 504, Folder 4

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 24, 1816-September 13, 1816

Box 504, Folder 5

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 12, 1816-February 10, 1817

Box 504, Folder 6

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 1, 1817-April 5, 1817

Box 504, Folder 7

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 6, 1812-June 29, 1816

Box 504, Folder 8

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

July [ ], 1816-July 22, 1816

Box 504, Folder 9

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 23, 1816-July 26, 1816

Box 504, Folder 10

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 27, 1816-September 18, 1816

Box 504, Folder 11

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 19, 1816-February 10, 1817

Box 505, Folder 1

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 10, 1817-March 12, 1817

Box 505, Folder 2

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 13, 1817-September 16, 1817

Box 505, Folder 3

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 2, 1817-October 4, 1817

Box 505, Folder 4

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 21, 1817-June 24, 1818

Box 505, Folder 5

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 30, 1818-April 23, 1819

Box 505, Folder 6

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 1, 1819-November 20, 1819

Box 505, Folder 7

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 9, 1820-August 19, 1820, n.d.

Box 505, Folder 8

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 27, 1816-August 5, 1817

Box 505, Folder 9

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 5, 1817-February 17, 1819

Box 505, Folder 10

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 6, 1817-April 8, 1818

Box 506, Folder 1

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 8, 1818-June 24, 1818

Box 506, Folder 2

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 4, 1818-March 4, 1819

Box 506, Folder 3

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 4, 1819-March 24, 1819

Box 506, Folder 4

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 24, 1819-September 24, 1819

Box 506, Folder 5

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 27, 1819-November 9, 1820

Box 506, Folder 6

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., November 2, 1820-November 25, [1820]

Box 506, Folder 7

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 29, 1820-April 18, 1823

Box 506, Folder 8

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 10, 1820-September 26, 1821

Box 506, Folder 9

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 6, 1821-May 11, 1822

Box 506, Folder 10

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

September [ ]1822-November [ ]1822

Box 506, Folder 11

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 6, 1822-April 13, 1823

Box 507, Folder 1

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 9, 1820-February 20, 1821

Box 507, Folder 2

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 14, 1821-December 15, 1821

Box 507, Folder 3

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 8, 1822-May 26, 1823

Box 507, Folder 4

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 21, 1822-July 18, 1823

Box 507, Folder 5

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 30, 1823-June 18, 1823

Box 507, Folder 6

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 19, 1823-July 10, 1823

Box 507, Folder 7

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 11, 1823-July 19, 1823

Box 507, Folder 8

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 19, 1823-April 7, 1824

Box 507, Folder 9

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 21, 1824-March 1, 1825, n.d

Box 508, Folder 1

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 24, 1820-December 26, 1823

Box 508, Folder 2

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 29, 1823-January 25, 1824

Box 508, Folder 3

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 29, 1823-March 17, 1824

Box 508, Folder 4

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 30, 1823-August 17, 1824

Box 508, Folder 5

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 21, 1824-October 18, 1824

Box 508, Folder 6

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 24, 1824-December 6, 1824

Box 508, Folder 7

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 29, 1824-August 20, 1824

Box 508, Folder 8

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 3, 1824-April 16, 1825

Box 508, Folder 9

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 20, 1825-July 30, 1825

Box 508, Folder 10

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 1, 1825-March [ ], 1825

Box 509, Folder 1

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

February [ ]1825-August [ ]1825

Box 509, Folder 2

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 23, 1825-October 22, 1826

Box 509, Folder 3

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ] 1825-November 15, 1828

Box 509, Folder 4

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ] 1825-[ ] 1826

Box 509, Folder 5

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ] 1826

Box 509, Folder 6

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ] 1826

Box 509, Folder 7

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ] 1826-[ ] 1827

Box 509, Folder 8

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ] 1827-August 7, 1827

Box 509, Folder 9

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1827

Box 510, Folder 1

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 10, 1827-September 19, 1828

Box 510, Folder 2

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 11, 1828-March 7, 1833

Box 510, Folder 3

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1827

Box 510, Folder 4

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1828

Box 510, Folder 5

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1828

Box 510, Folder 6

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1828

Box 510, Folder 7

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1829

Box 510, Folder 8

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1829

Box 510, Folder 9

Ship Asia 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1829

Box 511, Folder 1

Brigantine Betsy 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains shipping orders, custom house papers, bills, invoice of cargo, accounts, and disbursements for a voyage undertaken in 1792 to 1793. Captain Holden Langford sailed the brigantine Betsy to Surinam. The cargo included molasses and fish. Betsy (brigantine); Fish; Holden Langford; Molasses; Alexander Ruden; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

October 5, 1792-October 21, 1793

Box 511, Folder 2

Sloop Betsy 1 folder General Note: Built in 1769 by Barnard Eddy, the sloop Betsy was used by Nicholas Brown primarily for whaling voyages beginning in 1769 with Homes Wass as master. Captain Simon Smith sailed in November 1769 on a second whaling adventure and in May of 1770, Captain Jethra Barnard took her out again. Nicholas Brown and Company chartered sloop Betsy to Clark and Nightingale for a voyage to the West Indies. Captain Abnar Coffin took sloop Betsy to Virginia on a 1771-1772 voyage. The sub-series contains receipts, sailing orders, bills, invoices, accounts, charter party, disbursements, entry and clearance bills, valuation, bill of sale, shipbuilding records, and letters. In addition, sloop Betsy sailed for Surinam in 1772 under the command of Silvanus Jenckes, returning in 1773. Adams and Griffin; Jethra Barnard; Betsy (sloop); Bills of Exchange; Clark and Nightingale; Abnar Coffin; Barnard Eddy; Silvanus Jenckes; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; Virginia--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Homes Wass Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1771-June 5, 1773

Box 511, Folder 3

Sloop Betsy 1 folder General Note: Sloop Betsy made two trading voyages for Brown and Benson. These were (1) 1787-1788, to Charleston and St. Croix, Captain Joseph Tillinghast: cargo included sugar, rum, barrels, fish, agricultural products, candles, lime [wrappers, shipping orders, charter party, letters, accounts, invoices, bill of distribution]; and (2) 1790-1791, to Cap François and Charleston, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, agricultural products, flour, fish, whale products, candles, dry goods [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, charter party, fitting out papers, accounts, cargo invoices] Betsy (sloop); Candles; Charleston, SC--Trade; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Dry Goods; F. L. Faures; Fish; Flour; Hispaniola--Trade; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Lime; Molasses; James Munro, Jr.; Produce; Ship's Papers; Thayer and Bartlett; St. Croix--Trade; Joseph Tillinghast; Trade--Domestic--South Carolina; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products Subjects: Brown & Benson

December 26, 1787-July 25, 1788

Box 511, Folder 4

Sloop Betsy 1 folder General Note: Sloop Betsy made two trading voyages for Brown and Benson. These were (1) 1787-1788, to Charleston and St. Croix, Captain Joseph Tillinghast: cargo included sugar, rum, barrels, fish, agricultural products, candles, lime [wrappers, shipping orders, charter party, letters, accounts, invoices, bill of distribution]; and (2) 1790-1791, to Cap François and Charleston, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, agricultural products, flour, fish, whale products, candles, dry goods [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, charter party, fitting out papers, accounts, cargo invoices] Betsy (sloop); Candles; Charleston, SC--Trade; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Dry Goods; F. L. Faures; Fish; Flour; Hispaniola--Trade; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Lime; Molasses; James Munro, Jr.; Produce; Ship's Papers; Thayer and Bartlett; St. Croix--Trade; Joseph Tillinghast; Trade--Domestic--South Carolina; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products Subjects: Brown & Benson

December 4, 1790-February 10, 1791

Box 511, Folder 5

Ship Blaze Castle 1 folder General Note: Included in this sub-series are fitting out records, distribution of prize cargo, calculation of expenses, and records of the contents of a prize brig taken by ship Blaze Castle and a schooner. Some materials concern an obscure voyage which John, Nicholas, and Joseph Brown, along with others, undertook in 1777-1778, destination New London, Connecticut. Paul Allen; Blaze Castle (ship); Jabez Bowen; Brown and Power; Clark and Nightingale; Maritime History--Prizes; Captain James Munro; New London, CT; Jonathan Russell; Joseph and William Russell; Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1777-1778

Box 511, Folder 6

Ship Blaze Castle 1 folder General Note: Included in this sub-series are fitting out records, distribution of prize cargo, calculation of expenses, and records of the contents of a prize brig taken by ship Blaze Castle and a schooner. Some materials concern an obscure voyage which John, Nicholas, and Joseph Brown, along with others, undertook in 1777-1778, destination New London, Connecticut. Paul Allen; Blaze Castle (ship); Jabez Bowen; Brown and Power; Clark and Nightingale; Maritime History--Prizes; Captain James Munro; New London, CT; Jonathan Russell; Joseph and William Russell; Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1777-1778

Box 511, Folder 7

Ship Blaze Castle 1 folder General Note: Included in this sub-series are fitting out records, distribution of prize cargo, calculation of expenses, and records of the contents of a prize brig taken by ship Blaze Castle and a schooner. Some materials concern an obscure voyage which John, Nicholas, and Joseph Brown, along with others, undertook in 1777-1778, destination New London, Connecticut. Paul Allen; Blaze Castle (ship); Jabez Bowen; Brown and Power; Clark and Nightingale; Maritime History--Prizes; Captain James Munro; New London, CT; Jonathan Russell; Joseph and William Russell; Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

March 15, 1777-December 23, 1777

Box 511, Folder 8

Ship Blaze Castle 1 folder General Note: Included in this sub-series are fitting out records, distribution of prize cargo, calculation of expenses, and records of the contents of a prize brig taken by ship Blaze Castle and a schooner. Some materials concern an obscure voyage which John, Nicholas, and Joseph Brown, along with others, undertook in 1777-1778, destination New London, Connecticut. Paul Allen; Blaze Castle (ship); Jabez Bowen; Brown and Power; Clark and Nightingale; Maritime History--Prizes; Captain James Munro; New London, CT; Jonathan Russell; Joseph and William Russell; Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[1778]-ca. January 14, 1778

Box 512, Folder 1

Brigantine Caroline 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brigantine Caroline from Elisha Dyer, William Richmond II, and Thomas Andrews in 1810 and sailed her on four voyages before she was lost in a hurricane on a return trip from New Orleans. The adventures were (1) January 17, 1811-April 25, 1811, Lisbon, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bills, accounts, portage bill, oath of cargo, bill of lading]; (2) July 8, 1811-October 8, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included tobacco, staves, nankeens, lead, rags [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) November 23, 1811-April 2, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included tea, candles, nankeens, dairy products, specie, Russia goods, flour, rice, fish, barrels, hoops, staves, wine, almonds [portage bill, accounts, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's accounts, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance, bill of lading]; and (4) May 15, 1812-August 19, 1812, New Orleans, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included flour, cotton [vessel and cargo lost near New Orleans in hurricane; clearance papers, disbursements and port charges, auction proceeds, account, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, charter party, protest, portage bill, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices]. George Allardyce and Company; John Bowers; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Candles; Caroline (brigantine); Nicholas Cooke, Jr.; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; William Kenner and Company; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; Slave Insurrection; Ship's Papers; Specie; Talcott and Bowers; Tea; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; War of 1812; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 22, 1810-February 24, 1811

Box 512, Folder 2

Brigantine Caroline 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brigantine Caroline from Elisha Dyer, William Richmond II, and Thomas Andrews in 1810 and sailed her on four voyages before she was lost in a hurricane on a return trip from New Orleans. The adventures were (1) January 17, 1811-April 25, 1811, Lisbon, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bills, accounts, portage bill, oath of cargo, bill of lading]; (2) July 8, 1811-October 8, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included tobacco, staves, nankeens, lead, rags [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) November 23, 1811-April 2, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included tea, candles, nankeens, dairy products, specie, Russia goods, flour, rice, fish, barrels, hoops, staves, wine, almonds [portage bill, accounts, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's accounts, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance, bill of lading]; and (4) May 15, 1812-August 19, 1812, New Orleans, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included flour, cotton [vessel and cargo lost near New Orleans in hurricane; clearance papers, disbursements and port charges, auction proceeds, account, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, charter party, protest, portage bill, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices]. George Allardyce and Company; John Bowers; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Candles; Caroline (brigantine); Nicholas Cooke, Jr.; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; William Kenner and Company; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; Slave Insurrection; Ship's Papers; Specie; Talcott and Bowers; Tea; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; War of 1812; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 11, 1811-December 21, 1811

Box 512, Folder 3

Brigantine Caroline 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brigantine Caroline from Elisha Dyer, William Richmond II, and Thomas Andrews in 1810 and sailed her on four voyages before she was lost in a hurricane on a return trip from New Orleans. The adventures were (1) January 17, 1811-April 25, 1811, Lisbon, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bills, accounts, portage bill, oath of cargo, bill of lading]; (2) July 8, 1811-October 8, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included tobacco, staves, nankeens, lead, rags [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) November 23, 1811-April 2, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included tea, candles, nankeens, dairy products, specie, Russia goods, flour, rice, fish, barrels, hoops, staves, wine, almonds [portage bill, accounts, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's accounts, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance, bill of lading]; and (4) May 15, 1812-August 19, 1812, New Orleans, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included flour, cotton [vessel and cargo lost near New Orleans in hurricane; clearance papers, disbursements and port charges, auction proceeds, account, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, charter party, protest, portage bill, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices]. George Allardyce and Company; John Bowers; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Candles; Caroline (brigantine); Nicholas Cooke, Jr.; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; William Kenner and Company; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; Slave Insurrection; Ship's Papers; Specie; Talcott and Bowers; Tea; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; War of 1812; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 5, 1811-August 14, 1811

Box 512, Folder 4

Brigantine Caroline 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brigantine Caroline from Elisha Dyer, William Richmond II, and Thomas Andrews in 1810 and sailed her on four voyages before she was lost in a hurricane on a return trip from New Orleans. The adventures were (1) January 17, 1811-April 25, 1811, Lisbon, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bills, accounts, portage bill, oath of cargo, bill of lading]; (2) July 8, 1811-October 8, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included tobacco, staves, nankeens, lead, rags [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) November 23, 1811-April 2, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included tea, candles, nankeens, dairy products, specie, Russia goods, flour, rice, fish, barrels, hoops, staves, wine, almonds [portage bill, accounts, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's accounts, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance, bill of lading]; and (4) May 15, 1812-August 19, 1812, New Orleans, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included flour, cotton [vessel and cargo lost near New Orleans in hurricane; clearance papers, disbursements and port charges, auction proceeds, account, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, charter party, protest, portage bill, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices]. George Allardyce and Company; John Bowers; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Candles; Caroline (brigantine); Nicholas Cooke, Jr.; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; William Kenner and Company; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; Slave Insurrection; Ship's Papers; Specie; Talcott and Bowers; Tea; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; War of 1812; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 7, 1811-April 30, 1812

Box 512, Folder 5

Brigantine Caroline 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brigantine Caroline from Elisha Dyer, William Richmond II, and Thomas Andrews in 1810 and sailed her on four voyages before she was lost in a hurricane on a return trip from New Orleans. The adventures were (1) January 17, 1811-April 25, 1811, Lisbon, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bills, accounts, portage bill, oath of cargo, bill of lading]; (2) July 8, 1811-October 8, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included tobacco, staves, nankeens, lead, rags [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) November 23, 1811-April 2, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included tea, candles, nankeens, dairy products, specie, Russia goods, flour, rice, fish, barrels, hoops, staves, wine, almonds [portage bill, accounts, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's accounts, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance, bill of lading]; and (4) May 15, 1812-August 19, 1812, New Orleans, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included flour, cotton [vessel and cargo lost near New Orleans in hurricane; clearance papers, disbursements and port charges, auction proceeds, account, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, charter party, protest, portage bill, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices]. George Allardyce and Company; John Bowers; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Candles; Caroline (brigantine); Nicholas Cooke, Jr.; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; William Kenner and Company; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; Slave Insurrection; Ship's Papers; Specie; Talcott and Bowers; Tea; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; War of 1812; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 18, 1811-February 15, 1812

Box 512, Folder 6

Brigantine Caroline 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brigantine Caroline from Elisha Dyer, William Richmond II, and Thomas Andrews in 1810 and sailed her on four voyages before she was lost in a hurricane on a return trip from New Orleans. The adventures were (1) January 17, 1811-April 25, 1811, Lisbon, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bills, accounts, portage bill, oath of cargo, bill of lading]; (2) July 8, 1811-October 8, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included tobacco, staves, nankeens, lead, rags [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) November 23, 1811-April 2, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included tea, candles, nankeens, dairy products, specie, Russia goods, flour, rice, fish, barrels, hoops, staves, wine, almonds [portage bill, accounts, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's accounts, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance, bill of lading]; and (4) May 15, 1812-August 19, 1812, New Orleans, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included flour, cotton [vessel and cargo lost near New Orleans in hurricane; clearance papers, disbursements and port charges, auction proceeds, account, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, charter party, protest, portage bill, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices]. George Allardyce and Company; John Bowers; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Candles; Caroline (brigantine); Nicholas Cooke, Jr.; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; William Kenner and Company; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; Slave Insurrection; Ship's Papers; Specie; Talcott and Bowers; Tea; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; War of 1812; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 20, 1811-January 23, 1812

Box 512, Folder 7

Brigantine Caroline 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brigantine Caroline from Elisha Dyer, William Richmond II, and Thomas Andrews in 1810 and sailed her on four voyages before she was lost in a hurricane on a return trip from New Orleans. The adventures were (1) January 17, 1811-April 25, 1811, Lisbon, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bills, accounts, portage bill, oath of cargo, bill of lading]; (2) July 8, 1811-October 8, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included tobacco, staves, nankeens, lead, rags [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) November 23, 1811-April 2, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included tea, candles, nankeens, dairy products, specie, Russia goods, flour, rice, fish, barrels, hoops, staves, wine, almonds [portage bill, accounts, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's accounts, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance, bill of lading]; and (4) May 15, 1812-August 19, 1812, New Orleans, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included flour, cotton [vessel and cargo lost near New Orleans in hurricane; clearance papers, disbursements and port charges, auction proceeds, account, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, charter party, protest, portage bill, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices]. George Allardyce and Company; John Bowers; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Candles; Caroline (brigantine); Nicholas Cooke, Jr.; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; William Kenner and Company; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; Slave Insurrection; Ship's Papers; Specie; Talcott and Bowers; Tea; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; War of 1812; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 4, 1812-August 28, 1812

Box 512, Folder 8

Brigantine Caroline 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brigantine Caroline from Elisha Dyer, William Richmond II, and Thomas Andrews in 1810 and sailed her on four voyages before she was lost in a hurricane on a return trip from New Orleans. The adventures were (1) January 17, 1811-April 25, 1811, Lisbon, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bills, accounts, portage bill, oath of cargo, bill of lading]; (2) July 8, 1811-October 8, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included tobacco, staves, nankeens, lead, rags [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) November 23, 1811-April 2, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included tea, candles, nankeens, dairy products, specie, Russia goods, flour, rice, fish, barrels, hoops, staves, wine, almonds [portage bill, accounts, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's accounts, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance, bill of lading]; and (4) May 15, 1812-August 19, 1812, New Orleans, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included flour, cotton [vessel and cargo lost near New Orleans in hurricane; clearance papers, disbursements and port charges, auction proceeds, account, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, charter party, protest, portage bill, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices]. George Allardyce and Company; John Bowers; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Candles; Caroline (brigantine); Nicholas Cooke, Jr.; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; William Kenner and Company; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; Slave Insurrection; Ship's Papers; Specie; Talcott and Bowers; Tea; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; War of 1812; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 15, 1812-June 24, 1812

Box 512, Folder 9

Brigantine Caroline 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brigantine Caroline from Elisha Dyer, William Richmond II, and Thomas Andrews in 1810 and sailed her on four voyages before she was lost in a hurricane on a return trip from New Orleans. The adventures were (1) January 17, 1811-April 25, 1811, Lisbon, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bills, accounts, portage bill, oath of cargo, bill of lading]; (2) July 8, 1811-October 8, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included tobacco, staves, nankeens, lead, rags [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) November 23, 1811-April 2, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included tea, candles, nankeens, dairy products, specie, Russia goods, flour, rice, fish, barrels, hoops, staves, wine, almonds [portage bill, accounts, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's accounts, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance, bill of lading]; and (4) May 15, 1812-August 19, 1812, New Orleans, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included flour, cotton [vessel and cargo lost near New Orleans in hurricane; clearance papers, disbursements and port charges, auction proceeds, account, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, charter party, protest, portage bill, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices]. George Allardyce and Company; John Bowers; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Candles; Caroline (brigantine); Nicholas Cooke, Jr.; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; William Kenner and Company; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; Slave Insurrection; Ship's Papers; Specie; Talcott and Bowers; Tea; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; War of 1812; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

May [ ], 1812-August 31, 1812

Box 513, Folder 1

Brigantine Caroline 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brigantine Caroline from Elisha Dyer, William Richmond II, and Thomas Andrews in 1810 and sailed her on four voyages before she was lost in a hurricane on a return trip from New Orleans. The adventures were (1) January 17, 1811-April 25, 1811, Lisbon, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bills, accounts, portage bill, oath of cargo, bill of lading]; (2) July 8, 1811-October 8, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included tobacco, staves, nankeens, lead, rags [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) November 23, 1811-April 2, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included tea, candles, nankeens, dairy products, specie, Russia goods, flour, rice, fish, barrels, hoops, staves, wine, almonds [portage bill, accounts, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's accounts, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance, bill of lading]; and (4) May 15, 1812-August 19, 1812, New Orleans, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included flour, cotton [vessel and cargo lost near New Orleans in hurricane; clearance papers, disbursements and port charges, auction proceeds, account, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, charter party, protest, portage bill, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices]. George Allardyce and Company; John Bowers; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Candles; Caroline (brigantine); Nicholas Cooke, Jr.; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; William Kenner and Company; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; Slave Insurrection; Ship's Papers; Specie; Talcott and Bowers; Tea; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; War of 1812; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 6, 1812-June 30, 1812

Box 513, Folder 2

Brigantine Caroline 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brigantine Caroline from Elisha Dyer, William Richmond II, and Thomas Andrews in 1810 and sailed her on four voyages before she was lost in a hurricane on a return trip from New Orleans. The adventures were (1) January 17, 1811-April 25, 1811, Lisbon, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bills, accounts, portage bill, oath of cargo, bill of lading]; (2) July 8, 1811-October 8, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included tobacco, staves, nankeens, lead, rags [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) November 23, 1811-April 2, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included tea, candles, nankeens, dairy products, specie, Russia goods, flour, rice, fish, barrels, hoops, staves, wine, almonds [portage bill, accounts, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's accounts, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance, bill of lading]; and (4) May 15, 1812-August 19, 1812, New Orleans, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included flour, cotton [vessel and cargo lost near New Orleans in hurricane; clearance papers, disbursements and port charges, auction proceeds, account, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, charter party, protest, portage bill, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices]. George Allardyce and Company; John Bowers; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Candles; Caroline (brigantine); Nicholas Cooke, Jr.; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; William Kenner and Company; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; Slave Insurrection; Ship's Papers; Specie; Talcott and Bowers; Tea; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; War of 1812; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

July [ ], 1812-July 13, 1812

Box 513, Folder 3

Brigantine Caroline 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brigantine Caroline from Elisha Dyer, William Richmond II, and Thomas Andrews in 1810 and sailed her on four voyages before she was lost in a hurricane on a return trip from New Orleans. The adventures were (1) January 17, 1811-April 25, 1811, Lisbon, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bills, accounts, portage bill, oath of cargo, bill of lading]; (2) July 8, 1811-October 8, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included tobacco, staves, nankeens, lead, rags [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) November 23, 1811-April 2, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included tea, candles, nankeens, dairy products, specie, Russia goods, flour, rice, fish, barrels, hoops, staves, wine, almonds [portage bill, accounts, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's accounts, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance, bill of lading]; and (4) May 15, 1812-August 19, 1812, New Orleans, Captain Nicholas Cooke, Jr.: cargo included flour, cotton [vessel and cargo lost near New Orleans in hurricane; clearance papers, disbursements and port charges, auction proceeds, account, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, charter party, protest, portage bill, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices]. George Allardyce and Company; John Bowers; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Candles; Caroline (brigantine); Nicholas Cooke, Jr.; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; William Kenner and Company; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; Slave Insurrection; Ship's Papers; Specie; Talcott and Bowers; Tea; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; War of 1812; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

August [ ] 1812-December 31, 1812

Box 513, Folder 4

Sloop Charles 1 folder General Note: Nicholas, John, Moses, and Joseph chartered the sloop Charles in 1763 to make a voyage to Philadelphia and South Carolina with Captain Jacob Carpenter in command. Each brother maintained a one-quarter share of the adventure. Documents include charter party, certificate of ownership, sailing orders, invoices, a portage bill, accounts, letters, prices current, and legal papers. Jacob Carpenter; Charles (sloop); Legal Records; Philadelphia--Trade; Ship's Papers; South Carolina--Trade; Trade--Domestic Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

October 11, 1763-March 14, 1764

Box 513, Folder 5

Brig Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives chartered the brig Charlotte with Nicholas Cooke, Master, to Surinam from October 1, 1795 to February 1796. Her cargo included sugar and molasses. This sub-series contains wrappers, charter party, letters, invoices, accounts, statement of division, calculation, memorandum, account of sales, custom house bill, and bills. Lowsly Aborn; Samuel Aborn, Jr.; Charlotte (brig); Nicholas Cooke; Molasses; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

October 15, 1795-March 15, 1796

Box 513, Folder 6

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte made several voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives. While on her second voyage, she was seized by the British enroute to Bordeaux and taken to England, where her cargo was discharged. The two voyages she made for the partnership were (1) December 4, 1794-June 4, 1795, Sierra Leone, Cape Verde Islands, Surinam, Captain Martin Benson: cargo included salt, furs, skins, rice, rum, tobacco, candles [wrappers, captain's occurrence book with extracts of journal, letters, bills, accounts, sailing instructions with orders not to take slaves "on board the ship on any terms whatever...as we desire to have nothing to do with that business"]; and (2) June 14, 1795-January 1, 1796, Bordeaux, London, Captain Peleg Almy: cargo included rice, flour, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, protest, affidavit, drawback certificate, power of attorney, accounts, invoices, disbursements]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Africa--Sierra Leone--Trade; Peleg Almy; Ann (ship); Martin Benson; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Thomas Dickason and Company; Flour; Friendship (brigantine); Phaeton (frigate); Porcupine (frigate); Fur Trade; Maritime History--Neutrality Violations; Maritime History--Prizes--Capture at Sea; Rambler (brig); Joseph Rogers; Rice; Rum; Salt; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--European--France; Trade--Anglo-American; George J. Tyler; Valiant (British ship-of-war); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Jacob Westcott; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

ca. 1794-1795- November 29, 1794

Box 513, Folder 7

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte made several voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives. While on her second voyage, she was seized by the British enroute to Bordeaux and taken to England, where her cargo was discharged. The two voyages she made for the partnership were (1) December 4, 1794-June 4, 1795, Sierra Leone, Cape Verde Islands, Surinam, Captain Martin Benson: cargo included salt, furs, skins, rice, rum, tobacco, candles [wrappers, captain's occurrence book with extracts of journal, letters, bills, accounts, sailing instructions with orders not to take slaves "on board the ship on any terms whatever...as we desire to have nothing to do with that business"]; and (2) June 14, 1795-January 1, 1796, Bordeaux, London, Captain Peleg Almy: cargo included rice, flour, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, protest, affidavit, drawback certificate, power of attorney, accounts, invoices, disbursements]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Africa--Sierra Leone--Trade; Peleg Almy; Ann (ship); Martin Benson; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Thomas Dickason and Company; Flour; Friendship (brigantine); Phaeton (frigate); Porcupine (frigate); Fur Trade; Maritime History--Neutrality Violations; Maritime History--Prizes--Capture at Sea; Rambler (brig); Joseph Rogers; Rice; Rum; Salt; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--European--France; Trade--Anglo-American; George J. Tyler; Valiant (British ship-of-war); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Jacob Westcott; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

January 30, 1795-May 12, 1795

Box 513, Folder 8

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte made several voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives. While on her second voyage, she was seized by the British enroute to Bordeaux and taken to England, where her cargo was discharged. The two voyages she made for the partnership were (1) December 4, 1794-June 4, 1795, Sierra Leone, Cape Verde Islands, Surinam, Captain Martin Benson: cargo included salt, furs, skins, rice, rum, tobacco, candles [wrappers, captain's occurrence book with extracts of journal, letters, bills, accounts, sailing instructions with orders not to take slaves "on board the ship on any terms whatever...as we desire to have nothing to do with that business"]; and (2) June 14, 1795-January 1, 1796, Bordeaux, London, Captain Peleg Almy: cargo included rice, flour, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, protest, affidavit, drawback certificate, power of attorney, accounts, invoices, disbursements]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Africa--Sierra Leone--Trade; Peleg Almy; Ann (ship); Martin Benson; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Thomas Dickason and Company; Flour; Friendship (brigantine); Phaeton (frigate); Porcupine (frigate); Fur Trade; Maritime History--Neutrality Violations; Maritime History--Prizes--Capture at Sea; Rambler (brig); Joseph Rogers; Rice; Rum; Salt; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--European--France; Trade--Anglo-American; George J. Tyler; Valiant (British ship-of-war); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Jacob Westcott; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

May 13, 1795-May 29, 1800

Box 513, Folder 9

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte made several voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives. While on her second voyage, she was seized by the British enroute to Bordeaux and taken to England, where her cargo was discharged. The two voyages she made for the partnership were (1) December 4, 1794-June 4, 1795, Sierra Leone, Cape Verde Islands, Surinam, Captain Martin Benson: cargo included salt, furs, skins, rice, rum, tobacco, candles [wrappers, captain's occurrence book with extracts of journal, letters, bills, accounts, sailing instructions with orders not to take slaves "on board the ship on any terms whatever...as we desire to have nothing to do with that business"]; and (2) June 14, 1795-January 1, 1796, Bordeaux, London, Captain Peleg Almy: cargo included rice, flour, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, protest, affidavit, drawback certificate, power of attorney, accounts, invoices, disbursements]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Africa--Sierra Leone--Trade; Peleg Almy; Ann (ship); Martin Benson; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Thomas Dickason and Company; Flour; Friendship (brigantine); Phaeton (frigate); Porcupine (frigate); Fur Trade; Maritime History--Neutrality Violations; Maritime History--Prizes--Capture at Sea; Rambler (brig); Joseph Rogers; Rice; Rum; Salt; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--European--France; Trade--Anglo-American; George J. Tyler; Valiant (British ship-of-war); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Jacob Westcott; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

June 13, 1795-September 5, 1795

Box 514, Folder 1

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte made several voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives. While on her second voyage, she was seized by the British enroute to Bordeaux and taken to England, where her cargo was discharged. The two voyages she made for the partnership were (1) December 4, 1794-June 4, 1795, Sierra Leone, Cape Verde Islands, Surinam, Captain Martin Benson: cargo included salt, furs, skins, rice, rum, tobacco, candles [wrappers, captain's occurrence book with extracts of journal, letters, bills, accounts, sailing instructions with orders not to take slaves "on board the ship on any terms whatever...as we desire to have nothing to do with that business"]; and (2) June 14, 1795-January 1, 1796, Bordeaux, London, Captain Peleg Almy: cargo included rice, flour, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, protest, affidavit, drawback certificate, power of attorney, accounts, invoices, disbursements]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Africa--Sierra Leone--Trade; Peleg Almy; Ann (ship); Martin Benson; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Thomas Dickason and Company; Flour; Friendship (brigantine); Phaeton (frigate); Porcupine (frigate); Fur Trade; Maritime History--Neutrality Violations; Maritime History--Prizes--Capture at Sea; Rambler (brig); Joseph Rogers; Rice; Rum; Salt; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--European--France; Trade--Anglo-American; George J. Tyler; Valiant (British ship-of-war); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Jacob Westcott; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

September 11, 1795-November 17, 1795

Box 514, Folder 2

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte made several voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives. While on her second voyage, she was seized by the British enroute to Bordeaux and taken to England, where her cargo was discharged. The two voyages she made for the partnership were (1) December 4, 1794-June 4, 1795, Sierra Leone, Cape Verde Islands, Surinam, Captain Martin Benson: cargo included salt, furs, skins, rice, rum, tobacco, candles [wrappers, captain's occurrence book with extracts of journal, letters, bills, accounts, sailing instructions with orders not to take slaves "on board the ship on any terms whatever...as we desire to have nothing to do with that business"]; and (2) June 14, 1795-January 1, 1796, Bordeaux, London, Captain Peleg Almy: cargo included rice, flour, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, protest, affidavit, drawback certificate, power of attorney, accounts, invoices, disbursements]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Africa--Sierra Leone--Trade; Peleg Almy; Ann (ship); Martin Benson; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Thomas Dickason and Company; Flour; Friendship (brigantine); Phaeton (frigate); Porcupine (frigate); Fur Trade; Maritime History--Neutrality Violations; Maritime History--Prizes--Capture at Sea; Rambler (brig); Joseph Rogers; Rice; Rum; Salt; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--European--France; Trade--Anglo-American; George J. Tyler; Valiant (British ship-of-war); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Jacob Westcott; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

[ ] 1795-December [ ]1795

Box 514, Folder 3

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 30, 1796-March 7, 1796

Box 514, Folder 4

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 8, 1796-August 10, 1796

Box 514, Folder 5

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 25, 1796-November 17, 1796

Box 514, Folder 6

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 5, 1796-July 14, 1796

Box 514, Folder 7

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 15, 1796-October 24, 1797

Box 514, Folder 8

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 10, 1797-May 26, 1797

Box 514, Folder 9

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 29, 1797-ca. 1797

Box 514, Folder 10

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 7, 1797-September 15, 1797

Box 515, Folder 1

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 6, 1797-August 8, 1798

Box 515, Folder 2

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 12, 1798-March 23, 1799

Box 515, Folder 3

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 19, 1798-May 27, 1799

Box 515, Folder 4

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 10, 1798-October 3, 1798

Box 515, Folder 5

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 4, 1799-October 17, 1799

Box 515, Folder 6

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 6, 1799-September 1, 1802

Box 515, Folder 7

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 4, 1800-June 18, 1800

Box 515, Folder 8

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 19, 1800-September 17, 1800

Box 515, Folder 9

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 24, 1800-September 18, 180?

Box 516, Folder 1

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., April 8, 1800-July 26, 1800

Box 516, Folder 2

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 25, 1800-September 4, 1801

Box 516, Folder 3

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 14, 1800-July 22, 1800

Box 516, Folder 4

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 30, 1800-June 1, 1801

Box 516, Folder 5

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 1, 1801-December 10, 1801

Box 516, Folder 6

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 2, 1798-November 18, 1801

Box 516, Folder 7

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 21, 1801-July 6, 1802

Box 516, Folder 8

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 22, 1801-July 12, 1802

Box 516, Folder 9

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 5, 1801-January 20, 1802

Box 516, Folder 10

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 27, 1802-August 13, 1802

Box 517, Folder 1

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 14, 1802-December 22, 1802

Box 517, Folder 2

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 22, 1802-February 8, 1803

Box 517, Folder 3

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 2, 1802-March 21, 1803

Box 517, Folder 4

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 22, 1802-April 1, 1803

Box 517, Folder 5

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 2, 1803-May 21, 1803

Box 517, Folder 6

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., May [ ], 1803-November 30, 1803

Box 517, Folder 7

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 21, 1803-August 6, 1803

Box 517, Folder 8

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 8, 1803-August 25, 1803

Box 517, Folder 9

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 29, 1803-December 20, 1803

Box 517, Folder 10

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 12, 1803-March 14, 1804

Box 517, Folder 11

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 14, 1803-March 12, 1804

Box 517, Folder 12

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 16, 1804-May 29, 1804

Box 518, Folder 1

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

1804

Box 518, Folder 2

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., June 4, 1804-March [13], 1805

Box 518, Folder 3

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 22, 1804-January 25, 1805

Box 518, Folder 4

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 28, 1805-March 4, 1805

Box 518, Folder 5

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 4, 1805-June 25, 1805

Box 518, Folder 6

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 3, 1805-December 5, 1805

Box 518, Folder 7

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., July 23, 1805-August 7, 1805

Box 518, Folder 8

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 22, [1805]-November 9, 1805

Box 518, Folder 9

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 10, 1805-January 28, 1806

Box 519, Folder 1

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., March 15, 1806-August 16, 1806

Box 519, Folder 2

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 17, 1806-June 28, 1806

Box 519, Folder 3

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 28, 1806-September 30, 1806

Box 519, Folder 4

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 17, 1806-May 5, 1807

Box 519, Folder 5

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

October [ ], 1806-October 17, 1806

Box 519, Folder 6

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 18, 1806-December 30, 1806

Box 519, Folder 7

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

ca. 1807-May 14, 1807

Box 519, Folder 8

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 18, 1807-July 21, 1807

Box 519, Folder 9

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 27, 1807-January 25, 1808

Box 519, Folder 10

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 10, 1807-June 20, 1807

Box 520, Folder 1

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

July [ ], 1807-[September 1, 1807]

Box 520, Folder 2

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 20, 1807-November 10, 1807

Box 520, Folder 3

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 10, 1807-March 19, 1808

Box 520, Folder 4

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 21, 1808-December 17, 1808

Box 520, Folder 5

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 20, 1808-April 8, 1809

Box 520, Folder 6

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 13, 1808-August 24, 1809

Box 520, Folder 7

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 6, 1808-October 20, 1808

Box 520, Folder 8

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 31, 1809-February 24, 1810, n.d

Box 520, Folder 9

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 1, 1809-July 22, 1811

Box 521, Folder 1

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 12, 1810-January 31, 1811

Box 521, Folder 2

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 1, 1810-May 12, 1810

Box 521, Folder 3

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 14, 1810-July 31, 1810

Box 521, Folder 4

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 1, 1810-August 18, 1810

Box 521, Folder 5

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 22, 1810-November 29, 1810

Box 521, Folder 6

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 10, 1810-March 22, 1811

Box 521, Folder 7

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 3, 1810-December 31, 1810

Box 521, Folder 8

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., June 16, 1811-October 6, 1811

Box 521, Folder 9

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 17, 1811-December 11, 1811

Box 522, Folder 1

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

December [ ], 1811-April 5, 1812

Box 522, Folder 2

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., December [ ], 1811-June 14, 1812

Box 522, Folder 3

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 30, 1811-April 5, 1812

Box 522, Folder 4

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 2, 1812-August 4, 1812

Box 522, Folder 5

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., September 1812-January 27, 1813

Box 522, Folder 6

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 12, 1812-November 13, 1812

Box 522, Folder 7

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 4, 1812-May 14, 1813

Box 522, Folder 8

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 18, 1815-January 4, 1819

Box 522, Folder 9

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 15, 1815-June 3, 1815

Box 523, Folder 1

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 5, 1815-October 11, 1817, n.d.

Box 523, Folder 2

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., March 14, 1816-June 19, 1816

Box 523, Folder 3

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 8, 1816-October 19, 1816

Box 523, Folder 4

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 17, 1816-March 20, 1817

Box 523, Folder 5

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 14, 1817-September 27, 1817

Box 523, Folder 6

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., April 10, 1815-August 30, 1816

Box 523, Folder 7

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

September [ ], 1816-September 21, 1816

Box 523, Folder 8

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 24, 1816-October 1, 1816

Box 523, Folder 9

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 2, 1816-March 17, 1817

Box 523, Folder 10

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 22, 1817-August 27, 1818

Box 524, Folder 1

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 23, 1817-August 25, 1818, n.d.

Box 524, Folder 2

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 9, 1817-March 30, 1818

Box 524, Folder 3

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 5, 1818-April 21, 1818

Box 524, Folder 4

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 21, 1818-September 25, 1818

Box 524, Folder 5

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 6, 1818-May 7, 1819

Box 524, Folder 6

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 7, 1818-May 20, 1819

Box 524, Folder 7

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 9, 1819-July 14, 1819

Box 524, Folder 8

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 27, 1819-December 18, 1819

Box 524, Folder 9

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 22, 1819-March 15, 1820

Box 524, Folder 10

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 23, 1819-October 16, 1820

Box 525, Folder 1

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 14, 1820-June 24, 1821

Box 525, Folder 2

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

June [ ], 1820-November 8, 1820

Box 525, Folder 3

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 15, 1820-December 12, 1820

Box 525, Folder 4

Ship Charlotte 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte sailed for Brown, Benson and Ives and continued in use after the firm became Brown and Ives in October 1796. The vessel made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 18, 1820-July 17, 1821

Box 525, Folder 5

Sloop Charming Molly 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains sailing orders, seamen's accounts, receipts, bills, and disbursements for four voyages of the sloop Charming Molly which were financed either by Obadiah Brown and Company or Nicholas and John Brown. Also included is a 1746 bill of sale from Esek Hopkins to James Browne. Employed primarily as a coastal trader, Charming Molly's voyages included (1) 1757, Philadelphia, Captain John McCrery: cargo included whale products and candles [sailing orders, invoices, seamen's accounts]; (2) 1758, Nantucket, unknown captain: cargo included head matter [seamen's accounts, cargo accounts, sailing orders]; (3) 1759, Philadelphia, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included oil and candles [accounts, sailing orders, bills]; and (4) 1760, Philadelphia and New York, Captain William Douglas: cargo included flour, bread, iron, cordage, wine [sailing orders, bills, receipts, bill of disbursement]. [See Sub-Series 9: Maritime Documents] James Browne (d. 1750); Obadiah Brown; Candles; Charming Molly (sloop); Cordage; William Douglas; Flour; Foodstuffs; Francis and Relfe; Tench Francis and Son; Esek Hopkins; Iron; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; John McCrery; Nantucket--Trade; New York--Trade; Oil; Philadelphia--Trade; Ship's Papers; Trade--Domestic; Samuel Warner; Whale Products; Wine Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

June 28, 1757-March 10, 1760

Box 525, Folder 6

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains correspondence and related documents for eleven adventures which brigantine Commerce made for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792. The voyages were (1) October 1784-July 1785, whaling voyage to Brazil, Captain Paul Giles [wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, accounts, seamen's accounts, statements, fitting out papers, portage bill, memorandum book of oil received, disbursements]; (2) October 5, 1785-April 8, 1786, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included flour, fish, tobacco, candles, whale products, agricultural products, molasses [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, accounts]; (3) July 1786-March 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, cotton, fish, flour, tobacco, candles [fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, memorandum book of cargo, invoices of cargo, disbursements, accounts]; (4) March 1787-September 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, flour, fish, salt, tobacco [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, disbursements, calculations, letters, cargo invoice]; (5) November 2, 1787-May 20, 1788, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, livestock, fish, agricultural products, candles, flour, tobacco, dry goods [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, receipts, invoice of cargo, bill of disbursement]; (6) October 1788-March 1789, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included molasses, horses, fish, whale products, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, ship repair, passenger agreement, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, invoices, accounts]; (7) April 29, 1789-November 19, 1789, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, candles, tobacco, horses [wrappers, sailing order, letters, accounts, bills, custom house papers, port charges, bill of disbursement, seamen's accounts, logbook]; (8) December 22, 1789-June 28, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Christopher R. Perry: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish, salt, agricultural products, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, cargo accounts, seamen's accounts]; (9) August 26, 1790-November 7, 1790, to Cap François, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, leather [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, invoices, receipts, accounts]; (10) November 1790-1791, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, agricultural products, fish, tobacco, candles, staves [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, sales, bill of disbursement, accounts]; and (11) September 11, 1791-October 12, 1792, whaling voyage to Brazil, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Alexander Black [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, sales, portage bill, receipts, accounts, logbook] Benjamin Alger; T. Andree; Alexander Black; Samuel Brander; Brazil--Trade; Bucklin and Strattins; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commerce (brigantine); Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish, Flour; John Fry; Paul Giles; Hispaniola--Cap François--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; William Jurnegan; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Livestock; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; James Munro, Jr.; Christopher R. Perry; Prices Current; Produce; William Read; Salt; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Trade--Foreign; Whale Products; Whaling; Seth Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Benson

[ ] 1784-October 8, 1784

Box 525, Folder 7

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains correspondence and related documents for eleven adventures which brigantine Commerce made for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792. The voyages were (1) October 1784-July 1785, whaling voyage to Brazil, Captain Paul Giles [wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, accounts, seamen's accounts, statements, fitting out papers, portage bill, memorandum book of oil received, disbursements]; (2) October 5, 1785-April 8, 1786, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included flour, fish, tobacco, candles, whale products, agricultural products, molasses [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, accounts]; (3) July 1786-March 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, cotton, fish, flour, tobacco, candles [fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, memorandum book of cargo, invoices of cargo, disbursements, accounts]; (4) March 1787-September 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, flour, fish, salt, tobacco [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, disbursements, calculations, letters, cargo invoice]; (5) November 2, 1787-May 20, 1788, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, livestock, fish, agricultural products, candles, flour, tobacco, dry goods [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, receipts, invoice of cargo, bill of disbursement]; (6) October 1788-March 1789, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included molasses, horses, fish, whale products, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, ship repair, passenger agreement, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, invoices, accounts]; (7) April 29, 1789-November 19, 1789, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, candles, tobacco, horses [wrappers, sailing order, letters, accounts, bills, custom house papers, port charges, bill of disbursement, seamen's accounts, logbook]; (8) December 22, 1789-June 28, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Christopher R. Perry: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish, salt, agricultural products, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, cargo accounts, seamen's accounts]; (9) August 26, 1790-November 7, 1790, to Cap François, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, leather [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, invoices, receipts, accounts]; (10) November 1790-1791, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, agricultural products, fish, tobacco, candles, staves [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, sales, bill of disbursement, accounts]; and (11) September 11, 1791-October 12, 1792, whaling voyage to Brazil, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Alexander Black [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, sales, portage bill, receipts, accounts, logbook] Benjamin Alger; T. Andree; Alexander Black; Samuel Brander; Brazil--Trade; Bucklin and Strattins; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commerce (brigantine); Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish, Flour; John Fry; Paul Giles; Hispaniola--Cap François--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; William Jurnegan; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Livestock; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; James Munro, Jr.; Christopher R. Perry; Prices Current; Produce; William Read; Salt; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Trade--Foreign; Whale Products; Whaling; Seth Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Benson

1784-November 20, 1784

Box 525, Folder 8

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains correspondence and related documents for eleven adventures which brigantine Commerce made for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792. The voyages were (1) October 1784-July 1785, whaling voyage to Brazil, Captain Paul Giles [wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, accounts, seamen's accounts, statements, fitting out papers, portage bill, memorandum book of oil received, disbursements]; (2) October 5, 1785-April 8, 1786, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included flour, fish, tobacco, candles, whale products, agricultural products, molasses [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, accounts]; (3) July 1786-March 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, cotton, fish, flour, tobacco, candles [fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, memorandum book of cargo, invoices of cargo, disbursements, accounts]; (4) March 1787-September 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, flour, fish, salt, tobacco [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, disbursements, calculations, letters, cargo invoice]; (5) November 2, 1787-May 20, 1788, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, livestock, fish, agricultural products, candles, flour, tobacco, dry goods [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, receipts, invoice of cargo, bill of disbursement]; (6) October 1788-March 1789, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included molasses, horses, fish, whale products, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, ship repair, passenger agreement, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, invoices, accounts]; (7) April 29, 1789-November 19, 1789, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, candles, tobacco, horses [wrappers, sailing order, letters, accounts, bills, custom house papers, port charges, bill of disbursement, seamen's accounts, logbook]; (8) December 22, 1789-June 28, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Christopher R. Perry: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish, salt, agricultural products, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, cargo accounts, seamen's accounts]; (9) August 26, 1790-November 7, 1790, to Cap François, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, leather [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, invoices, receipts, accounts]; (10) November 1790-1791, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, agricultural products, fish, tobacco, candles, staves [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, sales, bill of disbursement, accounts]; and (11) September 11, 1791-October 12, 1792, whaling voyage to Brazil, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Alexander Black [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, sales, portage bill, receipts, accounts, logbook] Benjamin Alger; T. Andree; Alexander Black; Samuel Brander; Brazil--Trade; Bucklin and Strattins; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commerce (brigantine); Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish, Flour; John Fry; Paul Giles; Hispaniola--Cap François--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; William Jurnegan; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Livestock; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; James Munro, Jr.; Christopher R. Perry; Prices Current; Produce; William Read; Salt; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Trade--Foreign; Whale Products; Whaling; Seth Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Benson

July 16, 1785-ca. October 11, 1785

Box 525, Folder 9

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains correspondence and related documents for eleven adventures which brigantine Commerce made for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792. The voyages were (1) October 1784-July 1785, whaling voyage to Brazil, Captain Paul Giles [wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, accounts, seamen's accounts, statements, fitting out papers, portage bill, memorandum book of oil received, disbursements]; (2) October 5, 1785-April 8, 1786, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included flour, fish, tobacco, candles, whale products, agricultural products, molasses [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, accounts]; (3) July 1786-March 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, cotton, fish, flour, tobacco, candles [fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, memorandum book of cargo, invoices of cargo, disbursements, accounts]; (4) March 1787-September 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, flour, fish, salt, tobacco [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, disbursements, calculations, letters, cargo invoice]; (5) November 2, 1787-May 20, 1788, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, livestock, fish, agricultural products, candles, flour, tobacco, dry goods [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, receipts, invoice of cargo, bill of disbursement]; (6) October 1788-March 1789, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included molasses, horses, fish, whale products, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, ship repair, passenger agreement, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, invoices, accounts]; (7) April 29, 1789-November 19, 1789, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, candles, tobacco, horses [wrappers, sailing order, letters, accounts, bills, custom house papers, port charges, bill of disbursement, seamen's accounts, logbook]; (8) December 22, 1789-June 28, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Christopher R. Perry: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish, salt, agricultural products, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, cargo accounts, seamen's accounts]; (9) August 26, 1790-November 7, 1790, to Cap François, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, leather [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, invoices, receipts, accounts]; (10) November 1790-1791, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, agricultural products, fish, tobacco, candles, staves [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, sales, bill of disbursement, accounts]; and (11) September 11, 1791-October 12, 1792, whaling voyage to Brazil, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Alexander Black [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, sales, portage bill, receipts, accounts, logbook] Benjamin Alger; T. Andree; Alexander Black; Samuel Brander; Brazil--Trade; Bucklin and Strattins; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commerce (brigantine); Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish, Flour; John Fry; Paul Giles; Hispaniola--Cap François--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; William Jurnegan; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Livestock; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; James Munro, Jr.; Christopher R. Perry; Prices Current; Produce; William Read; Salt; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Trade--Foreign; Whale Products; Whaling; Seth Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Benson

September 30, 1785-January 23, 1786

Box 525, Folder 10

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains correspondence and related documents for eleven adventures which brigantine Commerce made for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792. The voyages were (1) October 1784-July 1785, whaling voyage to Brazil, Captain Paul Giles [wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, accounts, seamen's accounts, statements, fitting out papers, portage bill, memorandum book of oil received, disbursements]; (2) October 5, 1785-April 8, 1786, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included flour, fish, tobacco, candles, whale products, agricultural products, molasses [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, accounts]; (3) July 1786-March 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, cotton, fish, flour, tobacco, candles [fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, memorandum book of cargo, invoices of cargo, disbursements, accounts]; (4) March 1787-September 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, flour, fish, salt, tobacco [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, disbursements, calculations, letters, cargo invoice]; (5) November 2, 1787-May 20, 1788, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, livestock, fish, agricultural products, candles, flour, tobacco, dry goods [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, receipts, invoice of cargo, bill of disbursement]; (6) October 1788-March 1789, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included molasses, horses, fish, whale products, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, ship repair, passenger agreement, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, invoices, accounts]; (7) April 29, 1789-November 19, 1789, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, candles, tobacco, horses [wrappers, sailing order, letters, accounts, bills, custom house papers, port charges, bill of disbursement, seamen's accounts, logbook]; (8) December 22, 1789-June 28, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Christopher R. Perry: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish, salt, agricultural products, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, cargo accounts, seamen's accounts]; (9) August 26, 1790-November 7, 1790, to Cap François, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, leather [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, invoices, receipts, accounts]; (10) November 1790-1791, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, agricultural products, fish, tobacco, candles, staves [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, sales, bill of disbursement, accounts]; and (11) September 11, 1791-October 12, 1792, whaling voyage to Brazil, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Alexander Black [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, sales, portage bill, receipts, accounts, logbook] Benjamin Alger; T. Andree; Alexander Black; Samuel Brander; Brazil--Trade; Bucklin and Strattins; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commerce (brigantine); Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish, Flour; John Fry; Paul Giles; Hispaniola--Cap François--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; William Jurnegan; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Livestock; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; James Munro, Jr.; Christopher R. Perry; Prices Current; Produce; William Read; Salt; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Trade--Foreign; Whale Products; Whaling; Seth Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Benson

[ ] 1785-April [ ]1786

Box 525, Folder 11

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains correspondence and related documents for eleven adventures which brigantine Commerce made for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792. The voyages were (1) October 1784-July 1785, whaling voyage to Brazil, Captain Paul Giles [wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, accounts, seamen's accounts, statements, fitting out papers, portage bill, memorandum book of oil received, disbursements]; (2) October 5, 1785-April 8, 1786, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included flour, fish, tobacco, candles, whale products, agricultural products, molasses [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, accounts]; (3) July 1786-March 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, cotton, fish, flour, tobacco, candles [fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, memorandum book of cargo, invoices of cargo, disbursements, accounts]; (4) March 1787-September 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, flour, fish, salt, tobacco [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, disbursements, calculations, letters, cargo invoice]; (5) November 2, 1787-May 20, 1788, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, livestock, fish, agricultural products, candles, flour, tobacco, dry goods [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, receipts, invoice of cargo, bill of disbursement]; (6) October 1788-March 1789, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included molasses, horses, fish, whale products, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, ship repair, passenger agreement, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, invoices, accounts]; (7) April 29, 1789-November 19, 1789, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, candles, tobacco, horses [wrappers, sailing order, letters, accounts, bills, custom house papers, port charges, bill of disbursement, seamen's accounts, logbook]; (8) December 22, 1789-June 28, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Christopher R. Perry: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish, salt, agricultural products, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, cargo accounts, seamen's accounts]; (9) August 26, 1790-November 7, 1790, to Cap François, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, leather [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, invoices, receipts, accounts]; (10) November 1790-1791, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, agricultural products, fish, tobacco, candles, staves [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, sales, bill of disbursement, accounts]; and (11) September 11, 1791-October 12, 1792, whaling voyage to Brazil, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Alexander Black [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, sales, portage bill, receipts, accounts, logbook] Benjamin Alger; T. Andree; Alexander Black; Samuel Brander; Brazil--Trade; Bucklin and Strattins; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commerce (brigantine); Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish, Flour; John Fry; Paul Giles; Hispaniola--Cap François--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; William Jurnegan; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Livestock; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; James Munro, Jr.; Christopher R. Perry; Prices Current; Produce; William Read; Salt; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Trade--Foreign; Whale Products; Whaling; Seth Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Benson

July 3, 1786-March 20, 1787

Box 526, Folder 1

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains correspondence and related documents for eleven adventures which brigantine Commerce made for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792. The voyages were (1) October 1784-July 1785, whaling voyage to Brazil, Captain Paul Giles [wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, accounts, seamen's accounts, statements, fitting out papers, portage bill, memorandum book of oil received, disbursements]; (2) October 5, 1785-April 8, 1786, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included flour, fish, tobacco, candles, whale products, agricultural products, molasses [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, accounts]; (3) July 1786-March 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, cotton, fish, flour, tobacco, candles [fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, memorandum book of cargo, invoices of cargo, disbursements, accounts]; (4) March 1787-September 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, flour, fish, salt, tobacco [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, disbursements, calculations, letters, cargo invoice]; (5) November 2, 1787-May 20, 1788, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, livestock, fish, agricultural products, candles, flour, tobacco, dry goods [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, receipts, invoice of cargo, bill of disbursement]; (6) October 1788-March 1789, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included molasses, horses, fish, whale products, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, ship repair, passenger agreement, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, invoices, accounts]; (7) April 29, 1789-November 19, 1789, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, candles, tobacco, horses [wrappers, sailing order, letters, accounts, bills, custom house papers, port charges, bill of disbursement, seamen's accounts, logbook]; (8) December 22, 1789-June 28, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Christopher R. Perry: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish, salt, agricultural products, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, cargo accounts, seamen's accounts]; (9) August 26, 1790-November 7, 1790, to Cap François, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, leather [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, invoices, receipts, accounts]; (10) November 1790-1791, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, agricultural products, fish, tobacco, candles, staves [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, sales, bill of disbursement, accounts]; and (11) September 11, 1791-October 12, 1792, whaling voyage to Brazil, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Alexander Black [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, sales, portage bill, receipts, accounts, logbook] Benjamin Alger; T. Andree; Alexander Black; Samuel Brander; Brazil--Trade; Bucklin and Strattins; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commerce (brigantine); Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish, Flour; John Fry; Paul Giles; Hispaniola--Cap François--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; William Jurnegan; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Livestock; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; James Munro, Jr.; Christopher R. Perry; Prices Current; Produce; William Read; Salt; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Trade--Foreign; Whale Products; Whaling; Seth Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Benson

1786-March 19, 1787

Box 526, Folder 2

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains correspondence and related documents for eleven adventures which brigantine Commerce made for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792. The voyages were (1) October 1784-July 1785, whaling voyage to Brazil, Captain Paul Giles [wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, accounts, seamen's accounts, statements, fitting out papers, portage bill, memorandum book of oil received, disbursements]; (2) October 5, 1785-April 8, 1786, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included flour, fish, tobacco, candles, whale products, agricultural products, molasses [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, accounts]; (3) July 1786-March 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, cotton, fish, flour, tobacco, candles [fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, memorandum book of cargo, invoices of cargo, disbursements, accounts]; (4) March 1787-September 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, flour, fish, salt, tobacco [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, disbursements, calculations, letters, cargo invoice]; (5) November 2, 1787-May 20, 1788, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, livestock, fish, agricultural products, candles, flour, tobacco, dry goods [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, receipts, invoice of cargo, bill of disbursement]; (6) October 1788-March 1789, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included molasses, horses, fish, whale products, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, ship repair, passenger agreement, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, invoices, accounts]; (7) April 29, 1789-November 19, 1789, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, candles, tobacco, horses [wrappers, sailing order, letters, accounts, bills, custom house papers, port charges, bill of disbursement, seamen's accounts, logbook]; (8) December 22, 1789-June 28, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Christopher R. Perry: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish, salt, agricultural products, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, cargo accounts, seamen's accounts]; (9) August 26, 1790-November 7, 1790, to Cap François, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, leather [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, invoices, receipts, accounts]; (10) November 1790-1791, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, agricultural products, fish, tobacco, candles, staves [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, sales, bill of disbursement, accounts]; and (11) September 11, 1791-October 12, 1792, whaling voyage to Brazil, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Alexander Black [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, sales, portage bill, receipts, accounts, logbook] Benjamin Alger; T. Andree; Alexander Black; Samuel Brander; Brazil--Trade; Bucklin and Strattins; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commerce (brigantine); Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish, Flour; John Fry; Paul Giles; Hispaniola--Cap François--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; William Jurnegan; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Livestock; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; James Munro, Jr.; Christopher R. Perry; Prices Current; Produce; William Read; Salt; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Trade--Foreign; Whale Products; Whaling; Seth Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Benson

March 20, 1787-August 23, 1787

Box 526, Folder 3

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains correspondence and related documents for eleven adventures which brigantine Commerce made for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792. The voyages were (1) October 1784-July 1785, whaling voyage to Brazil, Captain Paul Giles [wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, accounts, seamen's accounts, statements, fitting out papers, portage bill, memorandum book of oil received, disbursements]; (2) October 5, 1785-April 8, 1786, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included flour, fish, tobacco, candles, whale products, agricultural products, molasses [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, accounts]; (3) July 1786-March 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, cotton, fish, flour, tobacco, candles [fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, memorandum book of cargo, invoices of cargo, disbursements, accounts]; (4) March 1787-September 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, flour, fish, salt, tobacco [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, disbursements, calculations, letters, cargo invoice]; (5) November 2, 1787-May 20, 1788, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, livestock, fish, agricultural products, candles, flour, tobacco, dry goods [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, receipts, invoice of cargo, bill of disbursement]; (6) October 1788-March 1789, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included molasses, horses, fish, whale products, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, ship repair, passenger agreement, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, invoices, accounts]; (7) April 29, 1789-November 19, 1789, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, candles, tobacco, horses [wrappers, sailing order, letters, accounts, bills, custom house papers, port charges, bill of disbursement, seamen's accounts, logbook]; (8) December 22, 1789-June 28, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Christopher R. Perry: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish, salt, agricultural products, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, cargo accounts, seamen's accounts]; (9) August 26, 1790-November 7, 1790, to Cap François, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, leather [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, invoices, receipts, accounts]; (10) November 1790-1791, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, agricultural products, fish, tobacco, candles, staves [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, sales, bill of disbursement, accounts]; and (11) September 11, 1791-October 12, 1792, whaling voyage to Brazil, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Alexander Black [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, sales, portage bill, receipts, accounts, logbook] Benjamin Alger; T. Andree; Alexander Black; Samuel Brander; Brazil--Trade; Bucklin and Strattins; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commerce (brigantine); Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish, Flour; John Fry; Paul Giles; Hispaniola--Cap François--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; William Jurnegan; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Livestock; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; James Munro, Jr.; Christopher R. Perry; Prices Current; Produce; William Read; Salt; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Trade--Foreign; Whale Products; Whaling; Seth Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Benson

[ ] 1787-November [ ]1787

Box 526, Folder 4

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains correspondence and related documents for eleven adventures which brigantine Commerce made for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792. The voyages were (1) October 1784-July 1785, whaling voyage to Brazil, Captain Paul Giles [wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, accounts, seamen's accounts, statements, fitting out papers, portage bill, memorandum book of oil received, disbursements]; (2) October 5, 1785-April 8, 1786, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included flour, fish, tobacco, candles, whale products, agricultural products, molasses [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, accounts]; (3) July 1786-March 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, cotton, fish, flour, tobacco, candles [fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, memorandum book of cargo, invoices of cargo, disbursements, accounts]; (4) March 1787-September 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, flour, fish, salt, tobacco [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, disbursements, calculations, letters, cargo invoice]; (5) November 2, 1787-May 20, 1788, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, livestock, fish, agricultural products, candles, flour, tobacco, dry goods [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, receipts, invoice of cargo, bill of disbursement]; (6) October 1788-March 1789, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included molasses, horses, fish, whale products, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, ship repair, passenger agreement, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, invoices, accounts]; (7) April 29, 1789-November 19, 1789, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, candles, tobacco, horses [wrappers, sailing order, letters, accounts, bills, custom house papers, port charges, bill of disbursement, seamen's accounts, logbook]; (8) December 22, 1789-June 28, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Christopher R. Perry: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish, salt, agricultural products, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, cargo accounts, seamen's accounts]; (9) August 26, 1790-November 7, 1790, to Cap François, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, leather [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, invoices, receipts, accounts]; (10) November 1790-1791, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, agricultural products, fish, tobacco, candles, staves [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, sales, bill of disbursement, accounts]; and (11) September 11, 1791-October 12, 1792, whaling voyage to Brazil, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Alexander Black [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, sales, portage bill, receipts, accounts, logbook] Benjamin Alger; T. Andree; Alexander Black; Samuel Brander; Brazil--Trade; Bucklin and Strattins; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commerce (brigantine); Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish, Flour; John Fry; Paul Giles; Hispaniola--Cap François--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; William Jurnegan; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Livestock; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; James Munro, Jr.; Christopher R. Perry; Prices Current; Produce; William Read; Salt; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Trade--Foreign; Whale Products; Whaling; Seth Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Benson

October 19, 1787-June 23, 1788

Box 526, Folder 5

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains correspondence and related documents for eleven adventures which brigantine Commerce made for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792. The voyages were (1) October 1784-July 1785, whaling voyage to Brazil, Captain Paul Giles [wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, accounts, seamen's accounts, statements, fitting out papers, portage bill, memorandum book of oil received, disbursements]; (2) October 5, 1785-April 8, 1786, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included flour, fish, tobacco, candles, whale products, agricultural products, molasses [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, accounts]; (3) July 1786-March 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, cotton, fish, flour, tobacco, candles [fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, memorandum book of cargo, invoices of cargo, disbursements, accounts]; (4) March 1787-September 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, flour, fish, salt, tobacco [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, disbursements, calculations, letters, cargo invoice]; (5) November 2, 1787-May 20, 1788, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, livestock, fish, agricultural products, candles, flour, tobacco, dry goods [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, receipts, invoice of cargo, bill of disbursement]; (6) October 1788-March 1789, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included molasses, horses, fish, whale products, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, ship repair, passenger agreement, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, invoices, accounts]; (7) April 29, 1789-November 19, 1789, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, candles, tobacco, horses [wrappers, sailing order, letters, accounts, bills, custom house papers, port charges, bill of disbursement, seamen's accounts, logbook]; (8) December 22, 1789-June 28, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Christopher R. Perry: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish, salt, agricultural products, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, cargo accounts, seamen's accounts]; (9) August 26, 1790-November 7, 1790, to Cap François, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, leather [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, invoices, receipts, accounts]; (10) November 1790-1791, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, agricultural products, fish, tobacco, candles, staves [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, sales, bill of disbursement, accounts]; and (11) September 11, 1791-October 12, 1792, whaling voyage to Brazil, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Alexander Black [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, sales, portage bill, receipts, accounts, logbook] Benjamin Alger; T. Andree; Alexander Black; Samuel Brander; Brazil--Trade; Bucklin and Strattins; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commerce (brigantine); Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish, Flour; John Fry; Paul Giles; Hispaniola--Cap François--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; William Jurnegan; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Livestock; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; James Munro, Jr.; Christopher R. Perry; Prices Current; Produce; William Read; Salt; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Trade--Foreign; Whale Products; Whaling; Seth Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Benson

[ ] 1787-December 15, 1788

Box 526, Folder 6

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains correspondence and related documents for eleven adventures which brigantine Commerce made for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792. The voyages were (1) October 1784-July 1785, whaling voyage to Brazil, Captain Paul Giles [wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, accounts, seamen's accounts, statements, fitting out papers, portage bill, memorandum book of oil received, disbursements]; (2) October 5, 1785-April 8, 1786, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included flour, fish, tobacco, candles, whale products, agricultural products, molasses [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, accounts]; (3) July 1786-March 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, cotton, fish, flour, tobacco, candles [fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, memorandum book of cargo, invoices of cargo, disbursements, accounts]; (4) March 1787-September 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, flour, fish, salt, tobacco [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, disbursements, calculations, letters, cargo invoice]; (5) November 2, 1787-May 20, 1788, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, livestock, fish, agricultural products, candles, flour, tobacco, dry goods [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, receipts, invoice of cargo, bill of disbursement]; (6) October 1788-March 1789, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included molasses, horses, fish, whale products, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, ship repair, passenger agreement, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, invoices, accounts]; (7) April 29, 1789-November 19, 1789, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, candles, tobacco, horses [wrappers, sailing order, letters, accounts, bills, custom house papers, port charges, bill of disbursement, seamen's accounts, logbook]; (8) December 22, 1789-June 28, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Christopher R. Perry: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish, salt, agricultural products, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, cargo accounts, seamen's accounts]; (9) August 26, 1790-November 7, 1790, to Cap François, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, leather [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, invoices, receipts, accounts]; (10) November 1790-1791, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, agricultural products, fish, tobacco, candles, staves [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, sales, bill of disbursement, accounts]; and (11) September 11, 1791-October 12, 1792, whaling voyage to Brazil, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Alexander Black [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, sales, portage bill, receipts, accounts, logbook] Benjamin Alger; T. Andree; Alexander Black; Samuel Brander; Brazil--Trade; Bucklin and Strattins; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commerce (brigantine); Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish, Flour; John Fry; Paul Giles; Hispaniola--Cap François--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; William Jurnegan; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Livestock; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; James Munro, Jr.; Christopher R. Perry; Prices Current; Produce; William Read; Salt; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Trade--Foreign; Whale Products; Whaling; Seth Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Benson

October 8, 1788-March 21, 1789

Box 526, Folder 7

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains correspondence and related documents for eleven adventures which brigantine Commerce made for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792. The voyages were (1) October 1784-July 1785, whaling voyage to Brazil, Captain Paul Giles [wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, accounts, seamen's accounts, statements, fitting out papers, portage bill, memorandum book of oil received, disbursements]; (2) October 5, 1785-April 8, 1786, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included flour, fish, tobacco, candles, whale products, agricultural products, molasses [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, accounts]; (3) July 1786-March 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, cotton, fish, flour, tobacco, candles [fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, memorandum book of cargo, invoices of cargo, disbursements, accounts]; (4) March 1787-September 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, flour, fish, salt, tobacco [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, disbursements, calculations, letters, cargo invoice]; (5) November 2, 1787-May 20, 1788, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, livestock, fish, agricultural products, candles, flour, tobacco, dry goods [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, receipts, invoice of cargo, bill of disbursement]; (6) October 1788-March 1789, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included molasses, horses, fish, whale products, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, ship repair, passenger agreement, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, invoices, accounts]; (7) April 29, 1789-November 19, 1789, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, candles, tobacco, horses [wrappers, sailing order, letters, accounts, bills, custom house papers, port charges, bill of disbursement, seamen's accounts, logbook]; (8) December 22, 1789-June 28, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Christopher R. Perry: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish, salt, agricultural products, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, cargo accounts, seamen's accounts]; (9) August 26, 1790-November 7, 1790, to Cap François, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, leather [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, invoices, receipts, accounts]; (10) November 1790-1791, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, agricultural products, fish, tobacco, candles, staves [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, sales, bill of disbursement, accounts]; and (11) September 11, 1791-October 12, 1792, whaling voyage to Brazil, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Alexander Black [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, sales, portage bill, receipts, accounts, logbook] Benjamin Alger; T. Andree; Alexander Black; Samuel Brander; Brazil--Trade; Bucklin and Strattins; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commerce (brigantine); Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish, Flour; John Fry; Paul Giles; Hispaniola--Cap François--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; William Jurnegan; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Livestock; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; James Munro, Jr.; Christopher R. Perry; Prices Current; Produce; William Read; Salt; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Trade--Foreign; Whale Products; Whaling; Seth Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Benson

[ ] 1788-May 30, 1789

Box 526, Folder 8

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains correspondence and related documents for eleven adventures which brigantine Commerce made for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792. The voyages were (1) October 1784-July 1785, whaling voyage to Brazil, Captain Paul Giles [wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, accounts, seamen's accounts, statements, fitting out papers, portage bill, memorandum book of oil received, disbursements]; (2) October 5, 1785-April 8, 1786, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included flour, fish, tobacco, candles, whale products, agricultural products, molasses [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, accounts]; (3) July 1786-March 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, cotton, fish, flour, tobacco, candles [fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, memorandum book of cargo, invoices of cargo, disbursements, accounts]; (4) March 1787-September 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, flour, fish, salt, tobacco [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, disbursements, calculations, letters, cargo invoice]; (5) November 2, 1787-May 20, 1788, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, livestock, fish, agricultural products, candles, flour, tobacco, dry goods [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, receipts, invoice of cargo, bill of disbursement]; (6) October 1788-March 1789, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included molasses, horses, fish, whale products, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, ship repair, passenger agreement, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, invoices, accounts]; (7) April 29, 1789-November 19, 1789, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, candles, tobacco, horses [wrappers, sailing order, letters, accounts, bills, custom house papers, port charges, bill of disbursement, seamen's accounts, logbook]; (8) December 22, 1789-June 28, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Christopher R. Perry: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish, salt, agricultural products, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, cargo accounts, seamen's accounts]; (9) August 26, 1790-November 7, 1790, to Cap François, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, leather [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, invoices, receipts, accounts]; (10) November 1790-1791, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, agricultural products, fish, tobacco, candles, staves [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, sales, bill of disbursement, accounts]; and (11) September 11, 1791-October 12, 1792, whaling voyage to Brazil, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Alexander Black [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, sales, portage bill, receipts, accounts, logbook] Benjamin Alger; T. Andree; Alexander Black; Samuel Brander; Brazil--Trade; Bucklin and Strattins; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commerce (brigantine); Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish, Flour; John Fry; Paul Giles; Hispaniola--Cap François--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; William Jurnegan; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Livestock; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; James Munro, Jr.; Christopher R. Perry; Prices Current; Produce; William Read; Salt; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Trade--Foreign; Whale Products; Whaling; Seth Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Benson

April 23, 1789-October 5, 1789

Box 526, Folder 9

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains correspondence and related documents for eleven adventures which brigantine Commerce made for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792. The voyages were (1) October 1784-July 1785, whaling voyage to Brazil, Captain Paul Giles [wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, accounts, seamen's accounts, statements, fitting out papers, portage bill, memorandum book of oil received, disbursements]; (2) October 5, 1785-April 8, 1786, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included flour, fish, tobacco, candles, whale products, agricultural products, molasses [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, accounts]; (3) July 1786-March 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, cotton, fish, flour, tobacco, candles [fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, memorandum book of cargo, invoices of cargo, disbursements, accounts]; (4) March 1787-September 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, flour, fish, salt, tobacco [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, disbursements, calculations, letters, cargo invoice]; (5) November 2, 1787-May 20, 1788, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, livestock, fish, agricultural products, candles, flour, tobacco, dry goods [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, receipts, invoice of cargo, bill of disbursement]; (6) October 1788-March 1789, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included molasses, horses, fish, whale products, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, ship repair, passenger agreement, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, invoices, accounts]; (7) April 29, 1789-November 19, 1789, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, candles, tobacco, horses [wrappers, sailing order, letters, accounts, bills, custom house papers, port charges, bill of disbursement, seamen's accounts, logbook]; (8) December 22, 1789-June 28, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Christopher R. Perry: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish, salt, agricultural products, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, cargo accounts, seamen's accounts]; (9) August 26, 1790-November 7, 1790, to Cap François, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, leather [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, invoices, receipts, accounts]; (10) November 1790-1791, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, agricultural products, fish, tobacco, candles, staves [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, sales, bill of disbursement, accounts]; and (11) September 11, 1791-October 12, 1792, whaling voyage to Brazil, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Alexander Black [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, sales, portage bill, receipts, accounts, logbook] Benjamin Alger; T. Andree; Alexander Black; Samuel Brander; Brazil--Trade; Bucklin and Strattins; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commerce (brigantine); Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish, Flour; John Fry; Paul Giles; Hispaniola--Cap François--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; William Jurnegan; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Livestock; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; James Munro, Jr.; Christopher R. Perry; Prices Current; Produce; William Read; Salt; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Trade--Foreign; Whale Products; Whaling; Seth Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Benson

[ ] 1789-December 9, 1789

Box 526, Folder 10

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains correspondence and related documents for eleven adventures which brigantine Commerce made for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792. The voyages were (1) October 1784-July 1785, whaling voyage to Brazil, Captain Paul Giles [wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, accounts, seamen's accounts, statements, fitting out papers, portage bill, memorandum book of oil received, disbursements]; (2) October 5, 1785-April 8, 1786, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included flour, fish, tobacco, candles, whale products, agricultural products, molasses [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, accounts]; (3) July 1786-March 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, cotton, fish, flour, tobacco, candles [fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, memorandum book of cargo, invoices of cargo, disbursements, accounts]; (4) March 1787-September 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, flour, fish, salt, tobacco [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, disbursements, calculations, letters, cargo invoice]; (5) November 2, 1787-May 20, 1788, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, livestock, fish, agricultural products, candles, flour, tobacco, dry goods [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, receipts, invoice of cargo, bill of disbursement]; (6) October 1788-March 1789, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included molasses, horses, fish, whale products, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, ship repair, passenger agreement, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, invoices, accounts]; (7) April 29, 1789-November 19, 1789, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, candles, tobacco, horses [wrappers, sailing order, letters, accounts, bills, custom house papers, port charges, bill of disbursement, seamen's accounts, logbook]; (8) December 22, 1789-June 28, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Christopher R. Perry: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish, salt, agricultural products, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, cargo accounts, seamen's accounts]; (9) August 26, 1790-November 7, 1790, to Cap François, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, leather [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, invoices, receipts, accounts]; (10) November 1790-1791, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, agricultural products, fish, tobacco, candles, staves [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, sales, bill of disbursement, accounts]; and (11) September 11, 1791-October 12, 1792, whaling voyage to Brazil, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Alexander Black [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, sales, portage bill, receipts, accounts, logbook] Benjamin Alger; T. Andree; Alexander Black; Samuel Brander; Brazil--Trade; Bucklin and Strattins; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commerce (brigantine); Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish, Flour; John Fry; Paul Giles; Hispaniola--Cap François--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; William Jurnegan; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Livestock; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; James Munro, Jr.; Christopher R. Perry; Prices Current; Produce; William Read; Salt; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Trade--Foreign; Whale Products; Whaling; Seth Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Benson

December 19, 1789-May 11, 1790

Box 526, Folder 11

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains correspondence and related documents for eleven adventures which brigantine Commerce made for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792. The voyages were (1) October 1784-July 1785, whaling voyage to Brazil, Captain Paul Giles [wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, accounts, seamen's accounts, statements, fitting out papers, portage bill, memorandum book of oil received, disbursements]; (2) October 5, 1785-April 8, 1786, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included flour, fish, tobacco, candles, whale products, agricultural products, molasses [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, accounts]; (3) July 1786-March 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, cotton, fish, flour, tobacco, candles [fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, memorandum book of cargo, invoices of cargo, disbursements, accounts]; (4) March 1787-September 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, flour, fish, salt, tobacco [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, disbursements, calculations, letters, cargo invoice]; (5) November 2, 1787-May 20, 1788, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, livestock, fish, agricultural products, candles, flour, tobacco, dry goods [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, receipts, invoice of cargo, bill of disbursement]; (6) October 1788-March 1789, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included molasses, horses, fish, whale products, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, ship repair, passenger agreement, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, invoices, accounts]; (7) April 29, 1789-November 19, 1789, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, candles, tobacco, horses [wrappers, sailing order, letters, accounts, bills, custom house papers, port charges, bill of disbursement, seamen's accounts, logbook]; (8) December 22, 1789-June 28, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Christopher R. Perry: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish, salt, agricultural products, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, cargo accounts, seamen's accounts]; (9) August 26, 1790-November 7, 1790, to Cap François, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, leather [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, invoices, receipts, accounts]; (10) November 1790-1791, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, agricultural products, fish, tobacco, candles, staves [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, sales, bill of disbursement, accounts]; and (11) September 11, 1791-October 12, 1792, whaling voyage to Brazil, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Alexander Black [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, sales, portage bill, receipts, accounts, logbook] Benjamin Alger; T. Andree; Alexander Black; Samuel Brander; Brazil--Trade; Bucklin and Strattins; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commerce (brigantine); Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish, Flour; John Fry; Paul Giles; Hispaniola--Cap François--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; William Jurnegan; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Livestock; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; James Munro, Jr.; Christopher R. Perry; Prices Current; Produce; William Read; Salt; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Trade--Foreign; Whale Products; Whaling; Seth Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Benson

April 24, 1789-July 20, 1790

Box 527, Folder 1

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains correspondence and related documents for eleven adventures which brigantine Commerce made for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792. The voyages were (1) October 1784-July 1785, whaling voyage to Brazil, Captain Paul Giles [wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, accounts, seamen's accounts, statements, fitting out papers, portage bill, memorandum book of oil received, disbursements]; (2) October 5, 1785-April 8, 1786, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included flour, fish, tobacco, candles, whale products, agricultural products, molasses [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, accounts]; (3) July 1786-March 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, cotton, fish, flour, tobacco, candles [fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, memorandum book of cargo, invoices of cargo, disbursements, accounts]; (4) March 1787-September 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, flour, fish, salt, tobacco [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, disbursements, calculations, letters, cargo invoice]; (5) November 2, 1787-May 20, 1788, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, livestock, fish, agricultural products, candles, flour, tobacco, dry goods [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, receipts, invoice of cargo, bill of disbursement]; (6) October 1788-March 1789, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included molasses, horses, fish, whale products, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, ship repair, passenger agreement, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, invoices, accounts]; (7) April 29, 1789-November 19, 1789, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, candles, tobacco, horses [wrappers, sailing order, letters, accounts, bills, custom house papers, port charges, bill of disbursement, seamen's accounts, logbook]; (8) December 22, 1789-June 28, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Christopher R. Perry: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish, salt, agricultural products, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, cargo accounts, seamen's accounts]; (9) August 26, 1790-November 7, 1790, to Cap François, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, leather [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, invoices, receipts, accounts]; (10) November 1790-1791, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, agricultural products, fish, tobacco, candles, staves [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, sales, bill of disbursement, accounts]; and (11) September 11, 1791-October 12, 1792, whaling voyage to Brazil, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Alexander Black [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, sales, portage bill, receipts, accounts, logbook] Benjamin Alger; T. Andree; Alexander Black; Samuel Brander; Brazil--Trade; Bucklin and Strattins; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commerce (brigantine); Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish, Flour; John Fry; Paul Giles; Hispaniola--Cap François--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; William Jurnegan; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Livestock; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; James Munro, Jr.; Christopher R. Perry; Prices Current; Produce; William Read; Salt; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Trade--Foreign; Whale Products; Whaling; Seth Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Benson

August 24, 1790-November 8, 1790

Box 527, Folder 2

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains correspondence and related documents for eleven adventures which brigantine Commerce made for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792. The voyages were (1) October 1784-July 1785, whaling voyage to Brazil, Captain Paul Giles [wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, accounts, seamen's accounts, statements, fitting out papers, portage bill, memorandum book of oil received, disbursements]; (2) October 5, 1785-April 8, 1786, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included flour, fish, tobacco, candles, whale products, agricultural products, molasses [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, accounts]; (3) July 1786-March 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, cotton, fish, flour, tobacco, candles [fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, memorandum book of cargo, invoices of cargo, disbursements, accounts]; (4) March 1787-September 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, flour, fish, salt, tobacco [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, disbursements, calculations, letters, cargo invoice]; (5) November 2, 1787-May 20, 1788, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, livestock, fish, agricultural products, candles, flour, tobacco, dry goods [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, receipts, invoice of cargo, bill of disbursement]; (6) October 1788-March 1789, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included molasses, horses, fish, whale products, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, ship repair, passenger agreement, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, invoices, accounts]; (7) April 29, 1789-November 19, 1789, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, candles, tobacco, horses [wrappers, sailing order, letters, accounts, bills, custom house papers, port charges, bill of disbursement, seamen's accounts, logbook]; (8) December 22, 1789-June 28, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Christopher R. Perry: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish, salt, agricultural products, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, cargo accounts, seamen's accounts]; (9) August 26, 1790-November 7, 1790, to Cap François, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, leather [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, invoices, receipts, accounts]; (10) November 1790-1791, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, agricultural products, fish, tobacco, candles, staves [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, sales, bill of disbursement, accounts]; and (11) September 11, 1791-October 12, 1792, whaling voyage to Brazil, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Alexander Black [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, sales, portage bill, receipts, accounts, logbook] Benjamin Alger; T. Andree; Alexander Black; Samuel Brander; Brazil--Trade; Bucklin and Strattins; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commerce (brigantine); Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish, Flour; John Fry; Paul Giles; Hispaniola--Cap François--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; William Jurnegan; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Livestock; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; James Munro, Jr.; Christopher R. Perry; Prices Current; Produce; William Read; Salt; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Trade--Foreign; Whale Products; Whaling; Seth Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Benson

November 23, 1790-May 19, 1791

Box 527, Folder 3

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains correspondence and related documents for eleven adventures which brigantine Commerce made for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792. The voyages were (1) October 1784-July 1785, whaling voyage to Brazil, Captain Paul Giles [wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, accounts, seamen's accounts, statements, fitting out papers, portage bill, memorandum book of oil received, disbursements]; (2) October 5, 1785-April 8, 1786, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included flour, fish, tobacco, candles, whale products, agricultural products, molasses [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, accounts]; (3) July 1786-March 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, cotton, fish, flour, tobacco, candles [fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, memorandum book of cargo, invoices of cargo, disbursements, accounts]; (4) March 1787-September 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, flour, fish, salt, tobacco [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, disbursements, calculations, letters, cargo invoice]; (5) November 2, 1787-May 20, 1788, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, livestock, fish, agricultural products, candles, flour, tobacco, dry goods [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, receipts, invoice of cargo, bill of disbursement]; (6) October 1788-March 1789, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included molasses, horses, fish, whale products, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, ship repair, passenger agreement, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, invoices, accounts]; (7) April 29, 1789-November 19, 1789, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, candles, tobacco, horses [wrappers, sailing order, letters, accounts, bills, custom house papers, port charges, bill of disbursement, seamen's accounts, logbook]; (8) December 22, 1789-June 28, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Christopher R. Perry: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish, salt, agricultural products, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, cargo accounts, seamen's accounts]; (9) August 26, 1790-November 7, 1790, to Cap François, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, leather [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, invoices, receipts, accounts]; (10) November 1790-1791, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, agricultural products, fish, tobacco, candles, staves [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, sales, bill of disbursement, accounts]; and (11) September 11, 1791-October 12, 1792, whaling voyage to Brazil, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Alexander Black [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, sales, portage bill, receipts, accounts, logbook] Benjamin Alger; T. Andree; Alexander Black; Samuel Brander; Brazil--Trade; Bucklin and Strattins; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commerce (brigantine); Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish, Flour; John Fry; Paul Giles; Hispaniola--Cap François--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; William Jurnegan; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Livestock; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; James Munro, Jr.; Christopher R. Perry; Prices Current; Produce; William Read; Salt; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Trade--Foreign; Whale Products; Whaling; Seth Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Benson

1790-August 3, 1791

Box 527, Folder 4

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains correspondence and related documents for eleven adventures which brigantine Commerce made for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792. The voyages were (1) October 1784-July 1785, whaling voyage to Brazil, Captain Paul Giles [wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, accounts, seamen's accounts, statements, fitting out papers, portage bill, memorandum book of oil received, disbursements]; (2) October 5, 1785-April 8, 1786, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included flour, fish, tobacco, candles, whale products, agricultural products, molasses [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, accounts]; (3) July 1786-March 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, cotton, fish, flour, tobacco, candles [fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, memorandum book of cargo, invoices of cargo, disbursements, accounts]; (4) March 1787-September 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, flour, fish, salt, tobacco [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, disbursements, calculations, letters, cargo invoice]; (5) November 2, 1787-May 20, 1788, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, livestock, fish, agricultural products, candles, flour, tobacco, dry goods [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, receipts, invoice of cargo, bill of disbursement]; (6) October 1788-March 1789, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included molasses, horses, fish, whale products, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, ship repair, passenger agreement, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, invoices, accounts]; (7) April 29, 1789-November 19, 1789, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, candles, tobacco, horses [wrappers, sailing order, letters, accounts, bills, custom house papers, port charges, bill of disbursement, seamen's accounts, logbook]; (8) December 22, 1789-June 28, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Christopher R. Perry: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish, salt, agricultural products, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, cargo accounts, seamen's accounts]; (9) August 26, 1790-November 7, 1790, to Cap François, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, leather [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, invoices, receipts, accounts]; (10) November 1790-1791, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, agricultural products, fish, tobacco, candles, staves [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, sales, bill of disbursement, accounts]; and (11) September 11, 1791-October 12, 1792, whaling voyage to Brazil, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Alexander Black [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, sales, portage bill, receipts, accounts, logbook] Benjamin Alger; T. Andree; Alexander Black; Samuel Brander; Brazil--Trade; Bucklin and Strattins; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commerce (brigantine); Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish, Flour; John Fry; Paul Giles; Hispaniola--Cap François--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; William Jurnegan; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Livestock; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; James Munro, Jr.; Christopher R. Perry; Prices Current; Produce; William Read; Salt; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Trade--Foreign; Whale Products; Whaling; Seth Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Benson

September 1, 1791-February 25, 1792

Box 527, Folder 5

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains correspondence and related documents for eleven adventures which brigantine Commerce made for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792. The voyages were (1) October 1784-July 1785, whaling voyage to Brazil, Captain Paul Giles [wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, accounts, seamen's accounts, statements, fitting out papers, portage bill, memorandum book of oil received, disbursements]; (2) October 5, 1785-April 8, 1786, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included flour, fish, tobacco, candles, whale products, agricultural products, molasses [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, accounts]; (3) July 1786-March 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, cotton, fish, flour, tobacco, candles [fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, memorandum book of cargo, invoices of cargo, disbursements, accounts]; (4) March 1787-September 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, flour, fish, salt, tobacco [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, disbursements, calculations, letters, cargo invoice]; (5) November 2, 1787-May 20, 1788, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, livestock, fish, agricultural products, candles, flour, tobacco, dry goods [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, receipts, invoice of cargo, bill of disbursement]; (6) October 1788-March 1789, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included molasses, horses, fish, whale products, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, ship repair, passenger agreement, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, invoices, accounts]; (7) April 29, 1789-November 19, 1789, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, candles, tobacco, horses [wrappers, sailing order, letters, accounts, bills, custom house papers, port charges, bill of disbursement, seamen's accounts, logbook]; (8) December 22, 1789-June 28, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Christopher R. Perry: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish, salt, agricultural products, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, cargo accounts, seamen's accounts]; (9) August 26, 1790-November 7, 1790, to Cap François, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, leather [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, invoices, receipts, accounts]; (10) November 1790-1791, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, agricultural products, fish, tobacco, candles, staves [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, sales, bill of disbursement, accounts]; and (11) September 11, 1791-October 12, 1792, whaling voyage to Brazil, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Alexander Black [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, sales, portage bill, receipts, accounts, logbook] Benjamin Alger; T. Andree; Alexander Black; Samuel Brander; Brazil--Trade; Bucklin and Strattins; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commerce (brigantine); Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish, Flour; John Fry; Paul Giles; Hispaniola--Cap François--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; William Jurnegan; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Livestock; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; James Munro, Jr.; Christopher R. Perry; Prices Current; Produce; William Read; Salt; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Trade--Foreign; Whale Products; Whaling; Seth Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Benson

July 24, 1791-October 20, 1792

Box 527, Folder 6

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material for five voyages the brigantine Commerce made from 1792 through 1795: (1) December 15, 1792-May 6, 1793, West Indies, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included fish, flour, agricultural products, rice, lumber, candles, dry goods [wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, petition, cargo accounts, fitting out papers, bills, invoice of cargo]; (2) May 9, 1793-October 4, 1793, Surinam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum, fish, flour, tobacco [1/3 share Seth Wheaton and 2/3 shares Brown, Benson and Ives; wrappers, letters, accounts, invoices, letters, receipts, sailing orders]; (3) December 1, 1793-May 10, 1794, Surinam, Captain Samuel Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour [bill of disbursements, cargo accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, bills]; (4) May 26, 1794-December 1794, Surinam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, tobacco, flour [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoice, sales, disbursements]; and (5) February 1795-July 1795, West Indies, Captain Jonathan Sabin: cargo included agricultural products, horses, whale products, barrels, hoops, staves [sailing orders, letters, port charges, invoices, accounts]. Cornelius G. Bowler; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Commerce (brigantine); Commercial Policy--Port-au-Prince; Nicholas Cooke; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; Juliann François Frederici; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Hope (ship); Horses--Trade; Thomas Jefferson; John Manchester; Insurance--Marine; James Munro, Jr.; Nancy (sloop); Prices Current; Produce; Rum; Jonathan Sabin; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Three Friends (brig); West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Samuel Wheaton; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

December 13, 1792-March 29, 1793

Box 527, Folder 7

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material for five voyages the brigantine Commerce made from 1792 through 1795: (1) December 15, 1792-May 6, 1793, West Indies, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included fish, flour, agricultural products, rice, lumber, candles, dry goods [wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, petition, cargo accounts, fitting out papers, bills, invoice of cargo]; (2) May 9, 1793-October 4, 1793, Surinam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum, fish, flour, tobacco [1/3 share Seth Wheaton and 2/3 shares Brown, Benson and Ives; wrappers, letters, accounts, invoices, letters, receipts, sailing orders]; (3) December 1, 1793-May 10, 1794, Surinam, Captain Samuel Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour [bill of disbursements, cargo accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, bills]; (4) May 26, 1794-December 1794, Surinam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, tobacco, flour [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoice, sales, disbursements]; and (5) February 1795-July 1795, West Indies, Captain Jonathan Sabin: cargo included agricultural products, horses, whale products, barrels, hoops, staves [sailing orders, letters, port charges, invoices, accounts]. Cornelius G. Bowler; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Commerce (brigantine); Commercial Policy--Port-au-Prince; Nicholas Cooke; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; Juliann François Frederici; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Hope (ship); Horses--Trade; Thomas Jefferson; John Manchester; Insurance--Marine; James Munro, Jr.; Nancy (sloop); Prices Current; Produce; Rum; Jonathan Sabin; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Three Friends (brig); West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Samuel Wheaton; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1792-1793

Box 527, Folder 8

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material for five voyages the brigantine Commerce made from 1792 through 1795: (1) December 15, 1792-May 6, 1793, West Indies, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included fish, flour, agricultural products, rice, lumber, candles, dry goods [wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, petition, cargo accounts, fitting out papers, bills, invoice of cargo]; (2) May 9, 1793-October 4, 1793, Surinam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum, fish, flour, tobacco [1/3 share Seth Wheaton and 2/3 shares Brown, Benson and Ives; wrappers, letters, accounts, invoices, letters, receipts, sailing orders]; (3) December 1, 1793-May 10, 1794, Surinam, Captain Samuel Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour [bill of disbursements, cargo accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, bills]; (4) May 26, 1794-December 1794, Surinam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, tobacco, flour [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoice, sales, disbursements]; and (5) February 1795-July 1795, West Indies, Captain Jonathan Sabin: cargo included agricultural products, horses, whale products, barrels, hoops, staves [sailing orders, letters, port charges, invoices, accounts]. Cornelius G. Bowler; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Commerce (brigantine); Commercial Policy--Port-au-Prince; Nicholas Cooke; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; Juliann François Frederici; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Hope (ship); Horses--Trade; Thomas Jefferson; John Manchester; Insurance--Marine; James Munro, Jr.; Nancy (sloop); Prices Current; Produce; Rum; Jonathan Sabin; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Three Friends (brig); West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Samuel Wheaton; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

December 13, 1792-November 10, 1793

Box 527, Folder 9

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material for five voyages the brigantine Commerce made from 1792 through 1795: (1) December 15, 1792-May 6, 1793, West Indies, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included fish, flour, agricultural products, rice, lumber, candles, dry goods [wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, petition, cargo accounts, fitting out papers, bills, invoice of cargo]; (2) May 9, 1793-October 4, 1793, Surinam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum, fish, flour, tobacco [1/3 share Seth Wheaton and 2/3 shares Brown, Benson and Ives; wrappers, letters, accounts, invoices, letters, receipts, sailing orders]; (3) December 1, 1793-May 10, 1794, Surinam, Captain Samuel Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour [bill of disbursements, cargo accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, bills]; (4) May 26, 1794-December 1794, Surinam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, tobacco, flour [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoice, sales, disbursements]; and (5) February 1795-July 1795, West Indies, Captain Jonathan Sabin: cargo included agricultural products, horses, whale products, barrels, hoops, staves [sailing orders, letters, port charges, invoices, accounts]. Cornelius G. Bowler; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Commerce (brigantine); Commercial Policy--Port-au-Prince; Nicholas Cooke; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; Juliann François Frederici; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Hope (ship); Horses--Trade; Thomas Jefferson; John Manchester; Insurance--Marine; James Munro, Jr.; Nancy (sloop); Prices Current; Produce; Rum; Jonathan Sabin; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Three Friends (brig); West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Samuel Wheaton; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

March 21, 1793-July 9, 1793

Box 527, Folder 10

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material for five voyages the brigantine Commerce made from 1792 through 1795: (1) December 15, 1792-May 6, 1793, West Indies, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included fish, flour, agricultural products, rice, lumber, candles, dry goods [wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, petition, cargo accounts, fitting out papers, bills, invoice of cargo]; (2) May 9, 1793-October 4, 1793, Surinam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum, fish, flour, tobacco [1/3 share Seth Wheaton and 2/3 shares Brown, Benson and Ives; wrappers, letters, accounts, invoices, letters, receipts, sailing orders]; (3) December 1, 1793-May 10, 1794, Surinam, Captain Samuel Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour [bill of disbursements, cargo accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, bills]; (4) May 26, 1794-December 1794, Surinam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, tobacco, flour [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoice, sales, disbursements]; and (5) February 1795-July 1795, West Indies, Captain Jonathan Sabin: cargo included agricultural products, horses, whale products, barrels, hoops, staves [sailing orders, letters, port charges, invoices, accounts]. Cornelius G. Bowler; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Commerce (brigantine); Commercial Policy--Port-au-Prince; Nicholas Cooke; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; Juliann François Frederici; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Hope (ship); Horses--Trade; Thomas Jefferson; John Manchester; Insurance--Marine; James Munro, Jr.; Nancy (sloop); Prices Current; Produce; Rum; Jonathan Sabin; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Three Friends (brig); West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Samuel Wheaton; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

May 16, 1793-October 21, 1793

Box 527, Folder 11

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material for five voyages the brigantine Commerce made from 1792 through 1795: (1) December 15, 1792-May 6, 1793, West Indies, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included fish, flour, agricultural products, rice, lumber, candles, dry goods [wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, petition, cargo accounts, fitting out papers, bills, invoice of cargo]; (2) May 9, 1793-October 4, 1793, Surinam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum, fish, flour, tobacco [1/3 share Seth Wheaton and 2/3 shares Brown, Benson and Ives; wrappers, letters, accounts, invoices, letters, receipts, sailing orders]; (3) December 1, 1793-May 10, 1794, Surinam, Captain Samuel Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour [bill of disbursements, cargo accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, bills]; (4) May 26, 1794-December 1794, Surinam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, tobacco, flour [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoice, sales, disbursements]; and (5) February 1795-July 1795, West Indies, Captain Jonathan Sabin: cargo included agricultural products, horses, whale products, barrels, hoops, staves [sailing orders, letters, port charges, invoices, accounts]. Cornelius G. Bowler; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Commerce (brigantine); Commercial Policy--Port-au-Prince; Nicholas Cooke; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; Juliann François Frederici; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Hope (ship); Horses--Trade; Thomas Jefferson; John Manchester; Insurance--Marine; James Munro, Jr.; Nancy (sloop); Prices Current; Produce; Rum; Jonathan Sabin; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Three Friends (brig); West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Samuel Wheaton; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

October 3, 1793-November 30, 1793

Box 527, Folder 12

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material for five voyages the brigantine Commerce made from 1792 through 1795: (1) December 15, 1792-May 6, 1793, West Indies, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included fish, flour, agricultural products, rice, lumber, candles, dry goods [wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, petition, cargo accounts, fitting out papers, bills, invoice of cargo]; (2) May 9, 1793-October 4, 1793, Surinam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum, fish, flour, tobacco [1/3 share Seth Wheaton and 2/3 shares Brown, Benson and Ives; wrappers, letters, accounts, invoices, letters, receipts, sailing orders]; (3) December 1, 1793-May 10, 1794, Surinam, Captain Samuel Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour [bill of disbursements, cargo accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, bills]; (4) May 26, 1794-December 1794, Surinam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, tobacco, flour [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoice, sales, disbursements]; and (5) February 1795-July 1795, West Indies, Captain Jonathan Sabin: cargo included agricultural products, horses, whale products, barrels, hoops, staves [sailing orders, letters, port charges, invoices, accounts]. Cornelius G. Bowler; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Commerce (brigantine); Commercial Policy--Port-au-Prince; Nicholas Cooke; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; Juliann François Frederici; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Hope (ship); Horses--Trade; Thomas Jefferson; John Manchester; Insurance--Marine; James Munro, Jr.; Nancy (sloop); Prices Current; Produce; Rum; Jonathan Sabin; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Three Friends (brig); West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Samuel Wheaton; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

November 30, 1793-August 6, 1794

Box 528, Folder 1

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material for five voyages the brigantine Commerce made from 1792 through 1795: (1) December 15, 1792-May 6, 1793, West Indies, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included fish, flour, agricultural products, rice, lumber, candles, dry goods [wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, petition, cargo accounts, fitting out papers, bills, invoice of cargo]; (2) May 9, 1793-October 4, 1793, Surinam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum, fish, flour, tobacco [1/3 share Seth Wheaton and 2/3 shares Brown, Benson and Ives; wrappers, letters, accounts, invoices, letters, receipts, sailing orders]; (3) December 1, 1793-May 10, 1794, Surinam, Captain Samuel Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour [bill of disbursements, cargo accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, bills]; (4) May 26, 1794-December 1794, Surinam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, tobacco, flour [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoice, sales, disbursements]; and (5) February 1795-July 1795, West Indies, Captain Jonathan Sabin: cargo included agricultural products, horses, whale products, barrels, hoops, staves [sailing orders, letters, port charges, invoices, accounts]. Cornelius G. Bowler; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Commerce (brigantine); Commercial Policy--Port-au-Prince; Nicholas Cooke; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; Juliann François Frederici; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Hope (ship); Horses--Trade; Thomas Jefferson; John Manchester; Insurance--Marine; James Munro, Jr.; Nancy (sloop); Prices Current; Produce; Rum; Jonathan Sabin; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Three Friends (brig); West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Samuel Wheaton; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

May 24, 1794-November 6, 1795

Box 528, Folder 2

Brigantine Commerce 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material for five voyages the brigantine Commerce made from 1792 through 1795: (1) December 15, 1792-May 6, 1793, West Indies, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included fish, flour, agricultural products, rice, lumber, candles, dry goods [wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, petition, cargo accounts, fitting out papers, bills, invoice of cargo]; (2) May 9, 1793-October 4, 1793, Surinam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum, fish, flour, tobacco [1/3 share Seth Wheaton and 2/3 shares Brown, Benson and Ives; wrappers, letters, accounts, invoices, letters, receipts, sailing orders]; (3) December 1, 1793-May 10, 1794, Surinam, Captain Samuel Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour [bill of disbursements, cargo accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, bills]; (4) May 26, 1794-December 1794, Surinam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, tobacco, flour [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoice, sales, disbursements]; and (5) February 1795-July 1795, West Indies, Captain Jonathan Sabin: cargo included agricultural products, horses, whale products, barrels, hoops, staves [sailing orders, letters, port charges, invoices, accounts]. Cornelius G. Bowler; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Commerce (brigantine); Commercial Policy--Port-au-Prince; Nicholas Cooke; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; Juliann François Frederici; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Hope (ship); Horses--Trade; Thomas Jefferson; John Manchester; Insurance--Marine; James Munro, Jr.; Nancy (sloop); Prices Current; Produce; Rum; Jonathan Sabin; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Three Friends (brig); West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Samuel Wheaton; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

February 24, 1795-July 8, 1795

Box 528, Folder 3

Sloop Crawford 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains sailing orders, agreements, accounts of disbursements, letters, fitting out papers, and invoices for two voyages which John, Nicholas and Joseph Brown sent to Virginia and Europe in 1780-1781. Captain John Updike commanded the first, which carried cannon from Hope Furnace and tobacco to Amsterdam. The second voyage, with Eben Hill in command, was to Virginia to get tobacco. It is unclear whether the tobacco purchased by Hill ever made it to Rhode Island. Amsterdam--Trade; Crawford (sloop); John de Neufville; Eben Hill; Hope Furnace; Nicholas Power; Ship's Papers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European; John Updike; Virginia--Trade; Weapons--Arms and Armaments Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

April 18, 1780-October 13, 1780

Box 528, Folder 4

Sloop Crawford 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains sailing orders, agreements, accounts of disbursements, letters, fitting out papers, and invoices for two voyages which John, Nicholas and Joseph Brown sent to Virginia and Europe in 1780-1781. Captain John Updike commanded the first, which carried cannon from Hope Furnace and tobacco to Amsterdam. The second voyage, with Eben Hill in command, was to Virginia to get tobacco. It is unclear whether the tobacco purchased by Hill ever made it to Rhode Island. Amsterdam--Trade; Crawford (sloop); John de Neufville; Eben Hill; Hope Furnace; Nicholas Power; Ship's Papers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European; John Updike; Virginia--Trade; Weapons--Arms and Armaments Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[ ] 1780-November 1781

Box 528, Folder 5

Sloop Crawford 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains sailing orders, agreements, accounts of disbursements, letters, fitting out papers, and invoices for two voyages which John, Nicholas and Joseph Brown sent to Virginia and Europe in 1780-1781. Captain John Updike commanded the first, which carried cannon from Hope Furnace and tobacco to Amsterdam. The second voyage, with Eben Hill in command, was to Virginia to get tobacco. It is unclear whether the tobacco purchased by Hill ever made it to Rhode Island. Amsterdam--Trade; Crawford (sloop); John de Neufville; Eben Hill; Hope Furnace; Nicholas Power; Ship's Papers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European; John Updike; Virginia--Trade; Weapons--Arms and Armaments Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

February 21, 1781-September 17, 1781

Box 528, Folder 6

Sloop Cumberland 1 folder General Note: John Peck, master, sailed the sloop Cumberland to Curaçao via Nantucket for Nicholas Brown and Company in December of 1770 and returned in the spring of 1771. Material in this sub-series includes wrappers, letters, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, and a bill of disbursements. Cumberland (sloop); Curaçao--Trade; John Peck; Nantucket--Trade; Ship's Papers; Three Friends (sloop); Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

December 29, 1770-[ ] 1771

Box 528, Folder 7

Sloop Defiance 1 folder General Note: Nicholas, John, Moses, and Joseph Brown used the sloop Defiance at least six times according to material in this sub-series. Joseph Brown sold his 1/4 interest in the Defiance in April of 1771. Voyages included (1) 1770, whaling voyage, Captain Elihu Pease [sailing orders, memo of rigging, portage bill]; (2 & 3) 1771-1772, 2 voyages to Hispaniola, Captains Abraham Whipple and John Burrough [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, manifest of cargo, a bill of disbursements, fitting out papers, bill of sale]; (4) 1772, whaling voyage, Captain Christopher Folger [sailing orders]; (5) 1773, whaling voyage, Captain Ichabod Allen [sailing orders]; and (6) 1774, whaling voyage, Captain John Bassett [wrappers, fitting out papers, account of disbursements]. Ichabod Allen; John Bassett; John Burrough; Defiance (sloop); Christopher Folger; Hispaniola--Trade; Elihu Pease; Ship's Papers; Trade--Foreign; Whaling; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple [See Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Defiance.] Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

August 2, 1771-March 25, 1772

Box 528, Folder 8

Sloop Defiance 1 folder General Note: Nicholas, John, Moses, and Joseph Brown used the sloop Defiance at least six times according to material in this sub-series. Joseph Brown sold his 1/4 interest in the Defiance in April of 1771. Voyages included (1) 1770, whaling voyage, Captain Elihu Pease [sailing orders, memo of rigging, portage bill]; (2 & 3) 1771-1772, 2 voyages to Hispaniola, Captains Abraham Whipple and John Burrough [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, manifest of cargo, a bill of disbursements, fitting out papers, bill of sale]; (4) 1772, whaling voyage, Captain Christopher Folger [sailing orders]; (5) 1773, whaling voyage, Captain Ichabod Allen [sailing orders]; and (6) 1774, whaling voyage, Captain John Bassett [wrappers, fitting out papers, account of disbursements]. Ichabod Allen; John Bassett; John Burrough; Defiance (sloop); Christopher Folger; Hispaniola--Trade; Elihu Pease; Ship's Papers; Trade--Foreign; Whaling; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple [See Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Defiance.] Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[ ] 1774-July 28, 1774

Box 528, Folder 9

Sloop Delaware 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson originally intended for sloop Delaware to used solely as a packet between Providence and Philadelphia. However, business conditions required a change of plans and the sloop made several more extended voyages. Hewes and Anthony of Philadelphia became her sole owners in 1787. Voyages included (1) 1785, to Philadelphia, Captain Israel Ambrose [John Brown had share of this voyage--bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, disbursements, list of freight, accounts]; (2) December 28, 1785-1786, to St. Croix, St. Eustatius, Captain Israel Ambrose: cargo included fish, tobacco, salt, barrels, hoops, staves, candles [Brown and Benson as well as Holroyd and Tillinghast owned shares in this voyage; fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, cargo accounts]; (3) 1786, to Philadelphia, Captain Israel Ambrose [wrappers, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (4) 1786, to Philadelphia, Captain Israel Ambrose [John Brown owned a share; wrappers, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; and (5) November 1786-1787, to Wilmington, North Carolina, St. Croix, Captain Israel Ambrose: cargo included tobacco, lumber, sugar, agricultural products, fish, candles, lime, rum [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, bills]. Israel Ambrose; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cynthia (sloop); Delaware (sloop); Fish; Freight and Freightage; Hewes and Anthony; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Lime; Philadelphia--Trade; Prices Current; Produce; Rum; Ship's Papers; St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Sugar; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Wilmington, NC--Trade; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

1785

Box 528, Folder 10

Sloop Delaware 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson originally intended for sloop Delaware to used solely as a packet between Providence and Philadelphia. However, business conditions required a change of plans and the sloop made several more extended voyages. Hewes and Anthony of Philadelphia became her sole owners in 1787. Voyages included (1) 1785, to Philadelphia, Captain Israel Ambrose [John Brown had share of this voyage--bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, disbursements, list of freight, accounts]; (2) December 28, 1785-1786, to St. Croix, St. Eustatius, Captain Israel Ambrose: cargo included fish, tobacco, salt, barrels, hoops, staves, candles [Brown and Benson as well as Holroyd and Tillinghast owned shares in this voyage; fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, cargo accounts]; (3) 1786, to Philadelphia, Captain Israel Ambrose [wrappers, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (4) 1786, to Philadelphia, Captain Israel Ambrose [John Brown owned a share; wrappers, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; and (5) November 1786-1787, to Wilmington, North Carolina, St. Croix, Captain Israel Ambrose: cargo included tobacco, lumber, sugar, agricultural products, fish, candles, lime, rum [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, bills]. Israel Ambrose; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cynthia (sloop); Delaware (sloop); Fish; Freight and Freightage; Hewes and Anthony; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Lime; Philadelphia--Trade; Prices Current; Produce; Rum; Ship's Papers; St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Sugar; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Wilmington, NC--Trade; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

ca. June 18, 1785-January 20, 1786

Box 529, Folder 1

Sloop Delaware 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson originally intended for sloop Delaware to used solely as a packet between Providence and Philadelphia. However, business conditions required a change of plans and the sloop made several more extended voyages. Hewes and Anthony of Philadelphia became her sole owners in 1787. Voyages included (1) 1785, to Philadelphia, Captain Israel Ambrose [John Brown had share of this voyage--bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, disbursements, list of freight, accounts]; (2) December 28, 1785-1786, to St. Croix, St. Eustatius, Captain Israel Ambrose: cargo included fish, tobacco, salt, barrels, hoops, staves, candles [Brown and Benson as well as Holroyd and Tillinghast owned shares in this voyage; fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, cargo accounts]; (3) 1786, to Philadelphia, Captain Israel Ambrose [wrappers, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (4) 1786, to Philadelphia, Captain Israel Ambrose [John Brown owned a share; wrappers, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; and (5) November 1786-1787, to Wilmington, North Carolina, St. Croix, Captain Israel Ambrose: cargo included tobacco, lumber, sugar, agricultural products, fish, candles, lime, rum [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, bills]. Israel Ambrose; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cynthia (sloop); Delaware (sloop); Fish; Freight and Freightage; Hewes and Anthony; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Lime; Philadelphia--Trade; Prices Current; Produce; Rum; Ship's Papers; St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Sugar; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Wilmington, NC--Trade; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

December 24, 1785-February 1786

Box 529, Folder 2

Sloop Delaware 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson originally intended for sloop Delaware to used solely as a packet between Providence and Philadelphia. However, business conditions required a change of plans and the sloop made several more extended voyages. Hewes and Anthony of Philadelphia became her sole owners in 1787. Voyages included (1) 1785, to Philadelphia, Captain Israel Ambrose [John Brown had share of this voyage--bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, disbursements, list of freight, accounts]; (2) December 28, 1785-1786, to St. Croix, St. Eustatius, Captain Israel Ambrose: cargo included fish, tobacco, salt, barrels, hoops, staves, candles [Brown and Benson as well as Holroyd and Tillinghast owned shares in this voyage; fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, cargo accounts]; (3) 1786, to Philadelphia, Captain Israel Ambrose [wrappers, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (4) 1786, to Philadelphia, Captain Israel Ambrose [John Brown owned a share; wrappers, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; and (5) November 1786-1787, to Wilmington, North Carolina, St. Croix, Captain Israel Ambrose: cargo included tobacco, lumber, sugar, agricultural products, fish, candles, lime, rum [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, bills]. Israel Ambrose; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cynthia (sloop); Delaware (sloop); Fish; Freight and Freightage; Hewes and Anthony; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Lime; Philadelphia--Trade; Prices Current; Produce; Rum; Ship's Papers; St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Sugar; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Wilmington, NC--Trade; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

[ ] 1786-September [ ]1786

Box 529, Folder 3

Sloop Delaware 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson originally intended for sloop Delaware to used solely as a packet between Providence and Philadelphia. However, business conditions required a change of plans and the sloop made several more extended voyages. Hewes and Anthony of Philadelphia became her sole owners in 1787. Voyages included (1) 1785, to Philadelphia, Captain Israel Ambrose [John Brown had share of this voyage--bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, disbursements, list of freight, accounts]; (2) December 28, 1785-1786, to St. Croix, St. Eustatius, Captain Israel Ambrose: cargo included fish, tobacco, salt, barrels, hoops, staves, candles [Brown and Benson as well as Holroyd and Tillinghast owned shares in this voyage; fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, cargo accounts]; (3) 1786, to Philadelphia, Captain Israel Ambrose [wrappers, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (4) 1786, to Philadelphia, Captain Israel Ambrose [John Brown owned a share; wrappers, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; and (5) November 1786-1787, to Wilmington, North Carolina, St. Croix, Captain Israel Ambrose: cargo included tobacco, lumber, sugar, agricultural products, fish, candles, lime, rum [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, bills]. Israel Ambrose; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cynthia (sloop); Delaware (sloop); Fish; Freight and Freightage; Hewes and Anthony; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Lime; Philadelphia--Trade; Prices Current; Produce; Rum; Ship's Papers; St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Sugar; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Wilmington, NC--Trade; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

November 27, 1786-1787

Box 529, Folder 4

Sloop Delaware 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson originally intended for sloop Delaware to used solely as a packet between Providence and Philadelphia. However, business conditions required a change of plans and the sloop made several more extended voyages. Hewes and Anthony of Philadelphia became her sole owners in 1787. Voyages included (1) 1785, to Philadelphia, Captain Israel Ambrose [John Brown had share of this voyage--bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, disbursements, list of freight, accounts]; (2) December 28, 1785-1786, to St. Croix, St. Eustatius, Captain Israel Ambrose: cargo included fish, tobacco, salt, barrels, hoops, staves, candles [Brown and Benson as well as Holroyd and Tillinghast owned shares in this voyage; fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, cargo accounts]; (3) 1786, to Philadelphia, Captain Israel Ambrose [wrappers, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (4) 1786, to Philadelphia, Captain Israel Ambrose [John Brown owned a share; wrappers, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; and (5) November 1786-1787, to Wilmington, North Carolina, St. Croix, Captain Israel Ambrose: cargo included tobacco, lumber, sugar, agricultural products, fish, candles, lime, rum [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, bills]. Israel Ambrose; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cynthia (sloop); Delaware (sloop); Fish; Freight and Freightage; Hewes and Anthony; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Lime; Philadelphia--Trade; Prices Current; Produce; Rum; Ship's Papers; St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Sugar; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Wilmington, NC--Trade; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

[1787]-January 11, 1788

Box 529, Folder 5

Brigantine Delight 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives used brigantine Delight on one voyage. The vessel left Providence on November 1, 1810 under the command of Captain Henry Whipple. After arrival at Rio de Janeiro and the sale of its cargo, lumber and nankeens, brigantine Delight was sold. The captain and crew returned to Providence via ship Ann and Hope. The sub-series includes invoices, bill of lading, consular certificates, portage bill, disbursements, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letter of credit, list of vessels in port of Rio de Janeiro, letters, certificates. Ann and Hope (ship); John Bowers; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Delight (brigantine); Dry Goods; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Henry Whipple; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 11, 1810-March 15, 1811

Box 529, Folder 6

Brigantine Delight 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives used brigantine Delight on one voyage. The vessel left Providence on November 1, 1810 under the command of Captain Henry Whipple. After arrival at Rio de Janeiro and the sale of its cargo, lumber and nankeens, brigantine Delight was sold. The captain and crew returned to Providence via ship Ann and Hope. The sub-series includes invoices, bill of lading, consular certificates, portage bill, disbursements, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letter of credit, list of vessels in port of Rio de Janeiro, letters, certificates. Ann and Hope (ship); John Bowers; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Delight (brigantine); Dry Goods; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Henry Whipple; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., October 16, 1810-September 20, 1811

Box 529, Folder 7

Brigantine Delight 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives used brigantine Delight on one voyage. The vessel left Providence on November 1, 1810 under the command of Captain Henry Whipple. After arrival at Rio de Janeiro and the sale of its cargo, lumber and nankeens, brigantine Delight was sold. The captain and crew returned to Providence via ship Ann and Hope. The sub-series includes invoices, bill of lading, consular certificates, portage bill, disbursements, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letter of credit, list of vessels in port of Rio de Janeiro, letters, certificates. Ann and Hope (ship); John Bowers; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Delight (brigantine); Dry Goods; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Henry Whipple; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 31, 1810-April 4, 1811

Box 529, Folder 8

Sloop Diamond 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains maritime records for four (possibly five) voyages by sloop Diamond for John and Nicholas Brown. The voyages were (1) 1776, privateering, Captain William Chace [list of crew members]; (2) 1776, privateering, Captain Thomas Stacey [sailing orders, accounts of prizes, letters, power of attorney, fitting out papers, accounts, manifest of cargo of prizes]; (3) 1777, privateering [?], Captain Nicholas Webster [fitting out papers, accounts]; (4) 1778-1779, Virginia and Surinam, Captain Thomas Dennis [wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, letters]; and (5) 1780, Barbados, Captain [?] [letter]. Barbados--Trade; William Chace; Thomas Dennis; Diamond (sloop); Isaac Freeborn; Maritime History--Prizes; Privateering; Joseph Russell and Son; Barney Russell and Company; Ship's Papers; Thomas Stacey; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; Virginia--Trade; Weapons--Arms and Armaments; Nicholas Webster; West Indies--Trade; Lemuel Wyatt Subjects: Nicholas & John Brown

[1776]-August 22, 1776

Box 529, Folder 9

Sloop Diamond 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains maritime records for four (possibly five) voyages by sloop Diamond for John and Nicholas Brown. The voyages were (1) 1776, privateering, Captain William Chace [list of crew members]; (2) 1776, privateering, Captain Thomas Stacey [sailing orders, accounts of prizes, letters, power of attorney, fitting out papers, accounts, manifest of cargo of prizes]; (3) 1777, privateering [?], Captain Nicholas Webster [fitting out papers, accounts]; (4) 1778-1779, Virginia and Surinam, Captain Thomas Dennis [wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, letters]; and (5) 1780, Barbados, Captain [?] [letter]. Barbados--Trade; William Chace; Thomas Dennis; Diamond (sloop); Isaac Freeborn; Maritime History--Prizes; Privateering; Joseph Russell and Son; Barney Russell and Company; Ship's Papers; Thomas Stacey; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; Virginia--Trade; Weapons--Arms and Armaments; Nicholas Webster; West Indies--Trade; Lemuel Wyatt Subjects: Nicholas & John Brown

1777-ca. December 12, 1777

Box 529, Folder 10

Brigantine Dolphin 1 folder General Note: Captain Caleb Greene took the brigantine Dolphin to St. Croix for Nicholas Brown in 1782. Materials in this sub-series include wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, port charges, sailing orders, and a bill of disbursements. Dolphin (brigantine); Caleb Greene; Ship's Papers; St. Croix--Trade; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[1782]-June 28, 1782

Box 530, Folder 1

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d.- March 10, 1801

Box 530, Folder 2

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 11, 1801-March 15, 1801

Box 530, Folder 3

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 16, 1801-July 13, 1801

Box 530, Folder 4

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 13, 1801-September [ ], 180T

Box 530, Folder 5

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 4, 1801-January 27, 1802

Box 530, Folder 6

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 3, 1801-May 21, 1801

Box 530, Folder 7

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 31, 1801-November 10, 1801

Box 530, Folder 8

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d.-November 28, 1801

Box 530, Folder 9

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 28, 1801-January 26, 1802

Box 530, Folder 10

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 26, 1802-February 20, 1802

Box 530, Folder 11

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 1, 1802-March 31, 1802

Box 530, Folder 12

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 31, 1802-November 23, 1802

Box 531, Folder 1

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 8, 1802-January 13, 1803

Box 531, Folder 2

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 18, 1802-August 13, 1802

Box 531, Folder 3

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 22, 1802-January 10, 1803

Box 531, Folder 4

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 18, 1803-November 18, 1803

Box 531, Folder 5

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 18, 1803-September 1, 1803

Box 531, Folder 6

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 20, 1803-November [ ], 1803

Box 531, Folder 7

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

November [ ], 1803-April 27, 1804

Box 531, Folder 8

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 23, 1803-November 30, 1803

Box 531, Folder 9

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 30, 1803-[May 1804]

Box 531, Folder 10

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 20, 1804-May 25, 1804

Box 532, Folder 1

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 12, 1804-August 11, 1804

Box 532, Folder 2

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 31, 1804-ca. August [ ], 1804

Box 532, Folder 3

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 1, 1804-April 18, 1805

Box 532, Folder 4

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 24, 1804-February 26, 1805

Box 532, Folder 5

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 4, 1805-July 2, 1805

Box 532, Folder 6

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 24, 1804-October 26, 1805

Box 532, Folder 7

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 28, 1804-February 19, 1805

Box 532, Folder 8

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

March [ ], 1805-May 10, 1805

Box 532, Folder 9

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 11, 1805-October 26, 1805

Box 533, Folder 1

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 26, 1805-February 19, 1806

Box 533, Folder 2

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 4, 1806-March 21, 1806

Box 533, Folder 3

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 19, 1805-October 26, 1805

Box 533, Folder 4

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 25, 1805-February 18, 1806

Box 533, Folder 5

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 18, 1806-March 22, 1806

Box 533, Folder 6

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

[March 23, 1806]-June 18, 1806

Box 533, Folder 7

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 13, 1806-September 13, 1806

Box 533, Folder 8

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 19, 1806-August 3, 1806

Box 533, Folder 9

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 6, 1806-February 9, 1807

Box 534, Folder 1

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 16, 1806-September 22, 1809

Box 534, Folder 2

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 15, 1807-September 8, 1823

Box 534, Folder 3

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 3, 1809-September 22, 1809

Box 534, Folder 4

Brig Eliza 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 5, 1807-January 23, 1809

Box 534, Folder 5

Schooner Eliza 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant Thomas L. Halsey sold schooner Eliza to Brown and Ives, John Corlis and his son, Thomas L. Halsey, Jr., in 1800. They in turn sold her to a Spanish agent, Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea. In June of 1800, the Eliza sailed for Buenos Aires under the command of Captain Henry Olney to bring Thomas L. Halsey, Jr. to meet ship Mary Ann. Brown and Ives were offered cargo space and sent specie. The sub-series contains bill of disbursements, agreement, letters, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bills and a deposition. Thomas C. Amory; Bills of Exchange; Thomas Brever; Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea; Eliza (schooner); Pedro Antonio Garcia; Gladiator (vessel); Thomas Halsey, Jr.; Henry Olney; T. A. Romero; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade--Buenos Aires; Specie Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., April 23, 1800-January 25, 1801

Box 534, Folder 6

Schooner Eliza 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant Thomas L. Halsey sold schooner Eliza to Brown and Ives, John Corlis and his son, Thomas L. Halsey, Jr., in 1800. They in turn sold her to a Spanish agent, Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea. In June of 1800, the Eliza sailed for Buenos Aires under the command of Captain Henry Olney to bring Thomas L. Halsey, Jr. to meet ship Mary Ann. Brown and Ives were offered cargo space and sent specie. The sub-series contains bill of disbursements, agreement, letters, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bills and a deposition. Thomas C. Amory; Bills of Exchange; Thomas Brever; Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea; Eliza (schooner); Pedro Antonio Garcia; Gladiator (vessel); Thomas Halsey, Jr.; Henry Olney; T. A. Romero; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade--Buenos Aires; Specie Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 23, 1800-November 7, 1800

Box 534, Folder 7

Schooner Eliza 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant Thomas L. Halsey sold schooner Eliza to Brown and Ives, John Corlis and his son, Thomas L. Halsey, Jr., in 1800. They in turn sold her to a Spanish agent, Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea. In June of 1800, the Eliza sailed for Buenos Aires under the command of Captain Henry Olney to bring Thomas L. Halsey, Jr. to meet ship Mary Ann. Brown and Ives were offered cargo space and sent specie. The sub-series contains bill of disbursements, agreement, letters, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bills and a deposition. Thomas C. Amory; Bills of Exchange; Thomas Brever; Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea; Eliza (schooner); Pedro Antonio Garcia; Gladiator (vessel); Thomas Halsey, Jr.; Henry Olney; T. A. Romero; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade--Buenos Aires; Specie Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 25, 1800-May 28, 1801

Box 534, Folder 8

Schooner Eliza 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant Thomas L. Halsey sold schooner Eliza to Brown and Ives, John Corlis and his son, Thomas L. Halsey, Jr., in 1800. They in turn sold her to a Spanish agent, Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea. In June of 1800, the Eliza sailed for Buenos Aires under the command of Captain Henry Olney to bring Thomas L. Halsey, Jr. to meet ship Mary Ann. Brown and Ives were offered cargo space and sent specie. The sub-series contains bill of disbursements, agreement, letters, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bills and a deposition. Thomas C. Amory; Bills of Exchange; Thomas Brever; Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea; Eliza (schooner); Pedro Antonio Garcia; Gladiator (vessel); Thomas Halsey, Jr.; Henry Olney; T. A. Romero; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade--Buenos Aires; Specie Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 23, 1800-June 18, 1800

Box 534, Folder 9

Schooner Eliza 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant Thomas L. Halsey sold schooner Eliza to Brown and Ives, John Corlis and his son, Thomas L. Halsey, Jr., in 1800. They in turn sold her to a Spanish agent, Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea. In June of 1800, the Eliza sailed for Buenos Aires under the command of Captain Henry Olney to bring Thomas L. Halsey, Jr. to meet ship Mary Ann. Brown and Ives were offered cargo space and sent specie. The sub-series contains bill of disbursements, agreement, letters, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bills and a deposition. Thomas C. Amory; Bills of Exchange; Thomas Brever; Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea; Eliza (schooner); Pedro Antonio Garcia; Gladiator (vessel); Thomas Halsey, Jr.; Henry Olney; T. A. Romero; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade--Buenos Aires; Specie Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 19, 1800-June 26, 1800

Box 534, Folder 10

Schooner Eliza 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant Thomas L. Halsey sold schooner Eliza to Brown and Ives, John Corlis and his son, Thomas L. Halsey, Jr., in 1800. They in turn sold her to a Spanish agent, Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea. In June of 1800, the Eliza sailed for Buenos Aires under the command of Captain Henry Olney to bring Thomas L. Halsey, Jr. to meet ship Mary Ann. Brown and Ives were offered cargo space and sent specie. The sub-series contains bill of disbursements, agreement, letters, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bills and a deposition. Thomas C. Amory; Bills of Exchange; Thomas Brever; Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea; Eliza (schooner); Pedro Antonio Garcia; Gladiator (vessel); Thomas Halsey, Jr.; Henry Olney; T. A. Romero; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade--Buenos Aires; Specie Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 21, 1800-September 16, 1801

Box 535, Folder 1

Schooner Eliza 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant Thomas L. Halsey sold schooner Eliza to Brown and Ives, John Corlis and his son, Thomas L. Halsey, Jr., in 1800. They in turn sold her to a Spanish agent, Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea. In June of 1800, the Eliza sailed for Buenos Aires under the command of Captain Henry Olney to bring Thomas L. Halsey, Jr. to meet ship Mary Ann. Brown and Ives were offered cargo space and sent specie. The sub-series contains bill of disbursements, agreement, letters, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bills and a deposition. Thomas C. Amory; Bills of Exchange; Thomas Brever; Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea; Eliza (schooner); Pedro Antonio Garcia; Gladiator (vessel); Thomas Halsey, Jr.; Henry Olney; T. A. Romero; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade--Buenos Aires; Specie Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 3, 1801-January 16, 1804

Box 535, Folder 2

Ship Elizabeth 1 folder General Note: Ship Elizabeth left Providence March 16, 1796 bound for Charleston, London, Amsterdam, and Cadiz under command of Captain Ephraim Talbot, carrying a cargo of rice and Russia goods. She was shipwrecked at Blind Harbor off Ireland in December 1796. The sub-series contains receipts, inventories, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, letters and bill of sale. Bills of Exchange; Charlotte (ship); Thomas Dickason and Company; Elizabeth (ship); Freight and Freighting; Harriet (brigantine); Hiram (brigantine); J. Hodshon and Son; George W. Page; Nathaniel Russell; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Blind Harbor, Ireland; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; George Tyler; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 12, 1796-February 26, 1796

Box 535, Folder 3

Ship Elizabeth 1 folder General Note: Ship Elizabeth left Providence March 16, 1796 bound for Charleston, London, Amsterdam, and Cadiz under command of Captain Ephraim Talbot, carrying a cargo of rice and Russia goods. She was shipwrecked at Blind Harbor off Ireland in December 1796. The sub-series contains receipts, inventories, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, letters and bill of sale. Bills of Exchange; Charlotte (ship); Thomas Dickason and Company; Elizabeth (ship); Freight and Freighting; Harriet (brigantine); Hiram (brigantine); J. Hodshon and Son; George W. Page; Nathaniel Russell; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Blind Harbor, Ireland; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; George Tyler; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 1, 1796-May 4, 1796

Box 535, Folder 4

Ship Elizabeth 1 folder General Note: Ship Elizabeth left Providence March 16, 1796 bound for Charleston, London, Amsterdam, and Cadiz under command of Captain Ephraim Talbot, carrying a cargo of rice and Russia goods. She was shipwrecked at Blind Harbor off Ireland in December 1796. The sub-series contains receipts, inventories, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, letters and bill of sale. Bills of Exchange; Charlotte (ship); Thomas Dickason and Company; Elizabeth (ship); Freight and Freighting; Harriet (brigantine); Hiram (brigantine); J. Hodshon and Son; George W. Page; Nathaniel Russell; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Blind Harbor, Ireland; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; George Tyler; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 24, 1796-September 7, 1796

Box 535, Folder 5

Ship Elizabeth 1 folder General Note: Ship Elizabeth left Providence March 16, 1796 bound for Charleston, London, Amsterdam, and Cadiz under command of Captain Ephraim Talbot, carrying a cargo of rice and Russia goods. She was shipwrecked at Blind Harbor off Ireland in December 1796. The sub-series contains receipts, inventories, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, letters and bill of sale. Bills of Exchange; Charlotte (ship); Thomas Dickason and Company; Elizabeth (ship); Freight and Freighting; Harriet (brigantine); Hiram (brigantine); J. Hodshon and Son; George W. Page; Nathaniel Russell; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Blind Harbor, Ireland; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; George Tyler; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 4, 1796-February 18, 1797

Box 535, Folder 6

Sloop Enterprise 1 folder General Note: In 1776, Joseph and William Russell, Nicholas Brown, and Gideon Young joined in a trading adventure to the West Indies with James Westcott in command of the sloop Enterprise. There are wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, bills, invoices, and accounts in this sub-series. Enterprise (sloop); Joseph Russell; William Russell; Ship's Papers; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Weapons; James Wescott; Gideon Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 13, 1776-July 19, 1776

Box 535, Folder 7

Sloop Fanny 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives chartered sloop Fanny from Holroyd and Tillinghast for a voyage to St. Eustatius. The adventure lasted for one month (May to June 24, 1793) and the vessel was commanded by Captain John Tillinghast. Documents include wrappers, charter party, invoices, disbursements, accounts, and letters. Cargo consisted of China goods. China Trade--Goods; Fanny (sloop); Holroyd and Tillinghast; Rising Sun (ship); Ship's Papers; St. Eustatius--Trade; Ephraim Talbot; John Tillinghast; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

May 7, 1793-February 18, 1794

Box 535, Folder 8

Schooner Farmer 1 folder General Note: Oliver Ingalls and Richard Field sold schooner Farmer to Brown and Ives and John Corlis for an adventure to Rio de Janeiro and Havana. Under command of Captain Scott Jenckes, she sailed April 6, 1805 with a cargo including dry goods, sugar, and specie, and returned on April 20, 1806. The sub-series contains a bill of sale, bills, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, bill of lading, and accounts. Bills of Exchange; Brazil--Trade; Cuba--Trade; Dry Goods; Duval and Romero; Farmer (schooner); Gray and Bowen; Scott Jenckes; Insurance--Marine; Mary Ann (ship); Nancy (schooner); Daniel Olney; Ship's Papers; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Spanish America Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 8, 1805-August 2, 1806

Box 536, Folder 1

Schooner Farmer 1 folder General Note: Oliver Ingalls and Richard Field sold schooner Farmer to Brown and Ives and John Corlis for an adventure to Rio de Janeiro and Havana. Under command of Captain Scott Jenckes, she sailed April 6, 1805 with a cargo including dry goods, sugar, and specie, and returned on April 20, 1806. The sub-series contains a bill of sale, bills, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, bill of lading, and accounts. Bills of Exchange; Brazil--Trade; Cuba--Trade; Dry Goods; Duval and Romero; Farmer (schooner); Gray and Bowen; Scott Jenckes; Insurance--Marine; Mary Ann (ship); Nancy (schooner); Daniel Olney; Ship's Papers; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Spanish America Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 15, 1805-November 26, 1805

Box 536, Folder 2

Schooner Farmer 1 folder General Note: Oliver Ingalls and Richard Field sold schooner Farmer to Brown and Ives and John Corlis for an adventure to Rio de Janeiro and Havana. Under command of Captain Scott Jenckes, she sailed April 6, 1805 with a cargo including dry goods, sugar, and specie, and returned on April 20, 1806. The sub-series contains a bill of sale, bills, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, bill of lading, and accounts. Bills of Exchange; Brazil--Trade; Cuba--Trade; Dry Goods; Duval and Romero; Farmer (schooner); Gray and Bowen; Scott Jenckes; Insurance--Marine; Mary Ann (ship); Nancy (schooner); Daniel Olney; Ship's Papers; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Spanish America Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1806]-February 16, 1810

Box 536, Folder 3

Sloop Four Brothers 1 folder General Note: Commissioned by Nicholas and John Brown, the sloop Four Brothers became the mainstay for Nicholas Brown and Company during the 1760s, making eighteen voyages before they disposed of the ship in 1770. Voyages included (1) November-December 1762, Philadelphia, Captain Amasa Kelleum [shipbuilding accounts, sailing orders, bills, accounts]; (2) January 3, 1763-1763, Virginia, Captain Joseph Potter [wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders with mention of slave trading]; (3) 1763, Boston, Newport, Nantucket, Captain Joseph Potter [wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers]; (4) June 30, 1763-1763, Newfoundland, Captain Pardon Sheldon [invoices, portage bill, sailing order, accounts, fitting out papers]; (5) December 13, 1763-1764, Norfolk, Virginia, Captain Pardon Sheldon [disbursements, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders with mention of slave trading, bills, invoices]; (6) 1764, New York, Captain Pardon Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices]; (7) September 1764-1764, Marblehead, Massachusetts, Captain Nicholas Power [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, letters, accounts, disbursements]; (8) March 1765-1765, Boston, Nantucket, Captain Pardon Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bill of disbursement, receipts]; (9) May 1765-1765, Philadelphia, Captain Pardon Sheldon [sailing orders, bill of disbursement, invoices, freight bill]; (10) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [list of vessels in Surinam, invoices, accounts, port charges, bill of disbursement, permits, sailing orders, letters, articles of agreement]; (11) April 1766-1766, New York, Captain William Douglas [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, bill of disbursement]; (12) 1766, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [sailing orders, invoices, letters, list of English vessels in Surinam, accounts, bill of disbursement]; (13) August 1766-1767, Monte Cristi, Captain James Burrough [bills, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, letters]; (14) March 28, 1767-1767, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [wrappers, bills, accounts, letters, invoices, sailing orders]; (15) June 11, 1768-1768, Surinam, Captain John Burrough [sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, bill of disbursement, receipts]; (16) January 21, 1769-1769, Richmond, Virginia, Captain John Burrough [sailing instructions, extract of portage bill, wrappers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (17) August 1769-1769, Richmond, Virginia, Captain John Burrough [receipts, letters]; and (18) August 24, 1770, St. Croix, Captain John Burrough [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, papers related to disposition of ship]. For further information on the sloop Four Brothers in the Brown Family Papers, see the Records of Obadiah Brown and the Records of Obadiah Brown and Company. Adams and Griffin; Thomas Beckford; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; William Burnet Brown; James Burrough; John Burrough; Canada--Trade; Coopering; William Douglas; Four Brothers (sloop); George (sloop); Esek Hopkins; George Hopkins; Amasa Kelleum; Marblehead, MA--Trade; Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Nancy (ship); New York--Trade; Philadelphia--Trade; Joseph Potter; Nicholas Power; Prices Current; Pardon Sheldon; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Sally (sloop); South America--Trade; St. Croix--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; Virginia--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple [See Maritime Documents and Spermaceti Works Account Book, 1757-1762 which includes accounts of building sloop Four Brothers.] Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[1762]-November 23, 1762

Box 536, Folder 4

Sloop Four Brothers 1 folder General Note: Commissioned by Nicholas and John Brown, the sloop Four Brothers became the mainstay for Nicholas Brown and Company during the 1760s, making eighteen voyages before they disposed of the ship in 1770. Voyages included (1) November-December 1762, Philadelphia, Captain Amasa Kelleum [shipbuilding accounts, sailing orders, bills, accounts]; (2) January 3, 1763-1763, Virginia, Captain Joseph Potter [wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders with mention of slave trading]; (3) 1763, Boston, Newport, Nantucket, Captain Joseph Potter [wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers]; (4) June 30, 1763-1763, Newfoundland, Captain Pardon Sheldon [invoices, portage bill, sailing order, accounts, fitting out papers]; (5) December 13, 1763-1764, Norfolk, Virginia, Captain Pardon Sheldon [disbursements, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders with mention of slave trading, bills, invoices]; (6) 1764, New York, Captain Pardon Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices]; (7) September 1764-1764, Marblehead, Massachusetts, Captain Nicholas Power [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, letters, accounts, disbursements]; (8) March 1765-1765, Boston, Nantucket, Captain Pardon Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bill of disbursement, receipts]; (9) May 1765-1765, Philadelphia, Captain Pardon Sheldon [sailing orders, bill of disbursement, invoices, freight bill]; (10) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [list of vessels in Surinam, invoices, accounts, port charges, bill of disbursement, permits, sailing orders, letters, articles of agreement]; (11) April 1766-1766, New York, Captain William Douglas [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, bill of disbursement]; (12) 1766, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [sailing orders, invoices, letters, list of English vessels in Surinam, accounts, bill of disbursement]; (13) August 1766-1767, Monte Cristi, Captain James Burrough [bills, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, letters]; (14) March 28, 1767-1767, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [wrappers, bills, accounts, letters, invoices, sailing orders]; (15) June 11, 1768-1768, Surinam, Captain John Burrough [sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, bill of disbursement, receipts]; (16) January 21, 1769-1769, Richmond, Virginia, Captain John Burrough [sailing instructions, extract of portage bill, wrappers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (17) August 1769-1769, Richmond, Virginia, Captain John Burrough [receipts, letters]; and (18) August 24, 1770, St. Croix, Captain John Burrough [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, papers related to disposition of ship]. For further information on the sloop Four Brothers in the Brown Family Papers, see the Records of Obadiah Brown and the Records of Obadiah Brown and Company. Adams and Griffin; Thomas Beckford; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; William Burnet Brown; James Burrough; John Burrough; Canada--Trade; Coopering; William Douglas; Four Brothers (sloop); George (sloop); Esek Hopkins; George Hopkins; Amasa Kelleum; Marblehead, MA--Trade; Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Nancy (ship); New York--Trade; Philadelphia--Trade; Joseph Potter; Nicholas Power; Prices Current; Pardon Sheldon; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Sally (sloop); South America--Trade; St. Croix--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; Virginia--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple [See Maritime Documents and Spermaceti Works Account Book, 1757-1762 which includes accounts of building sloop Four Brothers.] Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1762-March 21, 1763

Box 536, Folder 5

Sloop Four Brothers 1 folder General Note: Commissioned by Nicholas and John Brown, the sloop Four Brothers became the mainstay for Nicholas Brown and Company during the 1760s, making eighteen voyages before they disposed of the ship in 1770. Voyages included (1) November-December 1762, Philadelphia, Captain Amasa Kelleum [shipbuilding accounts, sailing orders, bills, accounts]; (2) January 3, 1763-1763, Virginia, Captain Joseph Potter [wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders with mention of slave trading]; (3) 1763, Boston, Newport, Nantucket, Captain Joseph Potter [wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers]; (4) June 30, 1763-1763, Newfoundland, Captain Pardon Sheldon [invoices, portage bill, sailing order, accounts, fitting out papers]; (5) December 13, 1763-1764, Norfolk, Virginia, Captain Pardon Sheldon [disbursements, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders with mention of slave trading, bills, invoices]; (6) 1764, New York, Captain Pardon Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices]; (7) September 1764-1764, Marblehead, Massachusetts, Captain Nicholas Power [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, letters, accounts, disbursements]; (8) March 1765-1765, Boston, Nantucket, Captain Pardon Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bill of disbursement, receipts]; (9) May 1765-1765, Philadelphia, Captain Pardon Sheldon [sailing orders, bill of disbursement, invoices, freight bill]; (10) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [list of vessels in Surinam, invoices, accounts, port charges, bill of disbursement, permits, sailing orders, letters, articles of agreement]; (11) April 1766-1766, New York, Captain William Douglas [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, bill of disbursement]; (12) 1766, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [sailing orders, invoices, letters, list of English vessels in Surinam, accounts, bill of disbursement]; (13) August 1766-1767, Monte Cristi, Captain James Burrough [bills, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, letters]; (14) March 28, 1767-1767, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [wrappers, bills, accounts, letters, invoices, sailing orders]; (15) June 11, 1768-1768, Surinam, Captain John Burrough [sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, bill of disbursement, receipts]; (16) January 21, 1769-1769, Richmond, Virginia, Captain John Burrough [sailing instructions, extract of portage bill, wrappers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (17) August 1769-1769, Richmond, Virginia, Captain John Burrough [receipts, letters]; and (18) August 24, 1770, St. Croix, Captain John Burrough [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, papers related to disposition of ship]. For further information on the sloop Four Brothers in the Brown Family Papers, see the Records of Obadiah Brown and the Records of Obadiah Brown and Company. Adams and Griffin; Thomas Beckford; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; William Burnet Brown; James Burrough; John Burrough; Canada--Trade; Coopering; William Douglas; Four Brothers (sloop); George (sloop); Esek Hopkins; George Hopkins; Amasa Kelleum; Marblehead, MA--Trade; Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Nancy (ship); New York--Trade; Philadelphia--Trade; Joseph Potter; Nicholas Power; Prices Current; Pardon Sheldon; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Sally (sloop); South America--Trade; St. Croix--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; Virginia--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple [See Maritime Documents and Spermaceti Works Account Book, 1757-1762 which includes accounts of building sloop Four Brothers.] Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

December 29, 1762-March 16, 1763

Box 536, Folder 6

Sloop Four Brothers 1 folder General Note: Commissioned by Nicholas and John Brown, the sloop Four Brothers became the mainstay for Nicholas Brown and Company during the 1760s, making eighteen voyages before they disposed of the ship in 1770. Voyages included (1) November-December 1762, Philadelphia, Captain Amasa Kelleum [shipbuilding accounts, sailing orders, bills, accounts]; (2) January 3, 1763-1763, Virginia, Captain Joseph Potter [wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders with mention of slave trading]; (3) 1763, Boston, Newport, Nantucket, Captain Joseph Potter [wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers]; (4) June 30, 1763-1763, Newfoundland, Captain Pardon Sheldon [invoices, portage bill, sailing order, accounts, fitting out papers]; (5) December 13, 1763-1764, Norfolk, Virginia, Captain Pardon Sheldon [disbursements, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders with mention of slave trading, bills, invoices]; (6) 1764, New York, Captain Pardon Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices]; (7) September 1764-1764, Marblehead, Massachusetts, Captain Nicholas Power [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, letters, accounts, disbursements]; (8) March 1765-1765, Boston, Nantucket, Captain Pardon Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bill of disbursement, receipts]; (9) May 1765-1765, Philadelphia, Captain Pardon Sheldon [sailing orders, bill of disbursement, invoices, freight bill]; (10) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [list of vessels in Surinam, invoices, accounts, port charges, bill of disbursement, permits, sailing orders, letters, articles of agreement]; (11) April 1766-1766, New York, Captain William Douglas [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, bill of disbursement]; (12) 1766, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [sailing orders, invoices, letters, list of English vessels in Surinam, accounts, bill of disbursement]; (13) August 1766-1767, Monte Cristi, Captain James Burrough [bills, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, letters]; (14) March 28, 1767-1767, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [wrappers, bills, accounts, letters, invoices, sailing orders]; (15) June 11, 1768-1768, Surinam, Captain John Burrough [sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, bill of disbursement, receipts]; (16) January 21, 1769-1769, Richmond, Virginia, Captain John Burrough [sailing instructions, extract of portage bill, wrappers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (17) August 1769-1769, Richmond, Virginia, Captain John Burrough [receipts, letters]; and (18) August 24, 1770, St. Croix, Captain John Burrough [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, papers related to disposition of ship]. For further information on the sloop Four Brothers in the Brown Family Papers, see the Records of Obadiah Brown and the Records of Obadiah Brown and Company. Adams and Griffin; Thomas Beckford; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; William Burnet Brown; James Burrough; John Burrough; Canada--Trade; Coopering; William Douglas; Four Brothers (sloop); George (sloop); Esek Hopkins; George Hopkins; Amasa Kelleum; Marblehead, MA--Trade; Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Nancy (ship); New York--Trade; Philadelphia--Trade; Joseph Potter; Nicholas Power; Prices Current; Pardon Sheldon; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Sally (sloop); South America--Trade; St. Croix--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; Virginia--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple [See Maritime Documents and Spermaceti Works Account Book, 1757-1762 which includes accounts of building sloop Four Brothers.] Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

August 27, 1763-March 13, 1764

Box 536, Folder 7

Sloop Four Brothers 1 folder General Note: Commissioned by Nicholas and John Brown, the sloop Four Brothers became the mainstay for Nicholas Brown and Company during the 1760s, making eighteen voyages before they disposed of the ship in 1770. Voyages included (1) November-December 1762, Philadelphia, Captain Amasa Kelleum [shipbuilding accounts, sailing orders, bills, accounts]; (2) January 3, 1763-1763, Virginia, Captain Joseph Potter [wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders with mention of slave trading]; (3) 1763, Boston, Newport, Nantucket, Captain Joseph Potter [wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers]; (4) June 30, 1763-1763, Newfoundland, Captain Pardon Sheldon [invoices, portage bill, sailing order, accounts, fitting out papers]; (5) December 13, 1763-1764, Norfolk, Virginia, Captain Pardon Sheldon [disbursements, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders with mention of slave trading, bills, invoices]; (6) 1764, New York, Captain Pardon Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices]; (7) September 1764-1764, Marblehead, Massachusetts, Captain Nicholas Power [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, letters, accounts, disbursements]; (8) March 1765-1765, Boston, Nantucket, Captain Pardon Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bill of disbursement, receipts]; (9) May 1765-1765, Philadelphia, Captain Pardon Sheldon [sailing orders, bill of disbursement, invoices, freight bill]; (10) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [list of vessels in Surinam, invoices, accounts, port charges, bill of disbursement, permits, sailing orders, letters, articles of agreement]; (11) April 1766-1766, New York, Captain William Douglas [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, bill of disbursement]; (12) 1766, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [sailing orders, invoices, letters, list of English vessels in Surinam, accounts, bill of disbursement]; (13) August 1766-1767, Monte Cristi, Captain James Burrough [bills, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, letters]; (14) March 28, 1767-1767, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [wrappers, bills, accounts, letters, invoices, sailing orders]; (15) June 11, 1768-1768, Surinam, Captain John Burrough [sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, bill of disbursement, receipts]; (16) January 21, 1769-1769, Richmond, Virginia, Captain John Burrough [sailing instructions, extract of portage bill, wrappers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (17) August 1769-1769, Richmond, Virginia, Captain John Burrough [receipts, letters]; and (18) August 24, 1770, St. Croix, Captain John Burrough [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, papers related to disposition of ship]. For further information on the sloop Four Brothers in the Brown Family Papers, see the Records of Obadiah Brown and the Records of Obadiah Brown and Company. Adams and Griffin; Thomas Beckford; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; William Burnet Brown; James Burrough; John Burrough; Canada--Trade; Coopering; William Douglas; Four Brothers (sloop); George (sloop); Esek Hopkins; George Hopkins; Amasa Kelleum; Marblehead, MA--Trade; Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Nancy (ship); New York--Trade; Philadelphia--Trade; Joseph Potter; Nicholas Power; Prices Current; Pardon Sheldon; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Sally (sloop); South America--Trade; St. Croix--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; Virginia--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple [See Maritime Documents and Spermaceti Works Account Book, 1757-1762 which includes accounts of building sloop Four Brothers.] Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

December 12, 1763-March 14, 1764

Box 536, Folder 8

Sloop Four Brothers 1 folder General Note: Commissioned by Nicholas and John Brown, the sloop Four Brothers became the mainstay for Nicholas Brown and Company during the 1760s, making eighteen voyages before they disposed of the ship in 1770. Voyages included (1) November-December 1762, Philadelphia, Captain Amasa Kelleum [shipbuilding accounts, sailing orders, bills, accounts]; (2) January 3, 1763-1763, Virginia, Captain Joseph Potter [wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders with mention of slave trading]; (3) 1763, Boston, Newport, Nantucket, Captain Joseph Potter [wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers]; (4) June 30, 1763-1763, Newfoundland, Captain Pardon Sheldon [invoices, portage bill, sailing order, accounts, fitting out papers]; (5) December 13, 1763-1764, Norfolk, Virginia, Captain Pardon Sheldon [disbursements, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders with mention of slave trading, bills, invoices]; (6) 1764, New York, Captain Pardon Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices]; (7) September 1764-1764, Marblehead, Massachusetts, Captain Nicholas Power [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, letters, accounts, disbursements]; (8) March 1765-1765, Boston, Nantucket, Captain Pardon Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bill of disbursement, receipts]; (9) May 1765-1765, Philadelphia, Captain Pardon Sheldon [sailing orders, bill of disbursement, invoices, freight bill]; (10) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [list of vessels in Surinam, invoices, accounts, port charges, bill of disbursement, permits, sailing orders, letters, articles of agreement]; (11) April 1766-1766, New York, Captain William Douglas [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, bill of disbursement]; (12) 1766, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [sailing orders, invoices, letters, list of English vessels in Surinam, accounts, bill of disbursement]; (13) August 1766-1767, Monte Cristi, Captain James Burrough [bills, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, letters]; (14) March 28, 1767-1767, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [wrappers, bills, accounts, letters, invoices, sailing orders]; (15) June 11, 1768-1768, Surinam, Captain John Burrough [sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, bill of disbursement, receipts]; (16) January 21, 1769-1769, Richmond, Virginia, Captain John Burrough [sailing instructions, extract of portage bill, wrappers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (17) August 1769-1769, Richmond, Virginia, Captain John Burrough [receipts, letters]; and (18) August 24, 1770, St. Croix, Captain John Burrough [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, papers related to disposition of ship]. For further information on the sloop Four Brothers in the Brown Family Papers, see the Records of Obadiah Brown and the Records of Obadiah Brown and Company. Adams and Griffin; Thomas Beckford; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; William Burnet Brown; James Burrough; John Burrough; Canada--Trade; Coopering; William Douglas; Four Brothers (sloop); George (sloop); Esek Hopkins; George Hopkins; Amasa Kelleum; Marblehead, MA--Trade; Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Nancy (ship); New York--Trade; Philadelphia--Trade; Joseph Potter; Nicholas Power; Prices Current; Pardon Sheldon; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Sally (sloop); South America--Trade; St. Croix--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; Virginia--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple [See Maritime Documents and Spermaceti Works Account Book, 1757-1762 which includes accounts of building sloop Four Brothers.] Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

July 21, 1764-March [ ], 1765

Box 536, Folder 9

Sloop Four Brothers 1 folder General Note: Commissioned by Nicholas and John Brown, the sloop Four Brothers became the mainstay for Nicholas Brown and Company during the 1760s, making eighteen voyages before they disposed of the ship in 1770. Voyages included (1) November-December 1762, Philadelphia, Captain Amasa Kelleum [shipbuilding accounts, sailing orders, bills, accounts]; (2) January 3, 1763-1763, Virginia, Captain Joseph Potter [wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders with mention of slave trading]; (3) 1763, Boston, Newport, Nantucket, Captain Joseph Potter [wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers]; (4) June 30, 1763-1763, Newfoundland, Captain Pardon Sheldon [invoices, portage bill, sailing order, accounts, fitting out papers]; (5) December 13, 1763-1764, Norfolk, Virginia, Captain Pardon Sheldon [disbursements, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders with mention of slave trading, bills, invoices]; (6) 1764, New York, Captain Pardon Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices]; (7) September 1764-1764, Marblehead, Massachusetts, Captain Nicholas Power [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, letters, accounts, disbursements]; (8) March 1765-1765, Boston, Nantucket, Captain Pardon Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bill of disbursement, receipts]; (9) May 1765-1765, Philadelphia, Captain Pardon Sheldon [sailing orders, bill of disbursement, invoices, freight bill]; (10) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [list of vessels in Surinam, invoices, accounts, port charges, bill of disbursement, permits, sailing orders, letters, articles of agreement]; (11) April 1766-1766, New York, Captain William Douglas [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, bill of disbursement]; (12) 1766, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [sailing orders, invoices, letters, list of English vessels in Surinam, accounts, bill of disbursement]; (13) August 1766-1767, Monte Cristi, Captain James Burrough [bills, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, letters]; (14) March 28, 1767-1767, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [wrappers, bills, accounts, letters, invoices, sailing orders]; (15) June 11, 1768-1768, Surinam, Captain John Burrough [sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, bill of disbursement, receipts]; (16) January 21, 1769-1769, Richmond, Virginia, Captain John Burrough [sailing instructions, extract of portage bill, wrappers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (17) August 1769-1769, Richmond, Virginia, Captain John Burrough [receipts, letters]; and (18) August 24, 1770, St. Croix, Captain John Burrough [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, papers related to disposition of ship]. For further information on the sloop Four Brothers in the Brown Family Papers, see the Records of Obadiah Brown and the Records of Obadiah Brown and Company. Adams and Griffin; Thomas Beckford; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; William Burnet Brown; James Burrough; John Burrough; Canada--Trade; Coopering; William Douglas; Four Brothers (sloop); George (sloop); Esek Hopkins; George Hopkins; Amasa Kelleum; Marblehead, MA--Trade; Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Nancy (ship); New York--Trade; Philadelphia--Trade; Joseph Potter; Nicholas Power; Prices Current; Pardon Sheldon; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Sally (sloop); South America--Trade; St. Croix--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; Virginia--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple [See Maritime Documents and Spermaceti Works Account Book, 1757-1762 which includes accounts of building sloop Four Brothers.] Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

May 22, 1765-May 3, 1766

Box 537, Folder 1

Sloop Four Brothers 1 folder General Note: Commissioned by Nicholas and John Brown, the sloop Four Brothers became the mainstay for Nicholas Brown and Company during the 1760s, making eighteen voyages before they disposed of the ship in 1770. Voyages included (1) November-December 1762, Philadelphia, Captain Amasa Kelleum [shipbuilding accounts, sailing orders, bills, accounts]; (2) January 3, 1763-1763, Virginia, Captain Joseph Potter [wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders with mention of slave trading]; (3) 1763, Boston, Newport, Nantucket, Captain Joseph Potter [wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers]; (4) June 30, 1763-1763, Newfoundland, Captain Pardon Sheldon [invoices, portage bill, sailing order, accounts, fitting out papers]; (5) December 13, 1763-1764, Norfolk, Virginia, Captain Pardon Sheldon [disbursements, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders with mention of slave trading, bills, invoices]; (6) 1764, New York, Captain Pardon Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices]; (7) September 1764-1764, Marblehead, Massachusetts, Captain Nicholas Power [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, letters, accounts, disbursements]; (8) March 1765-1765, Boston, Nantucket, Captain Pardon Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bill of disbursement, receipts]; (9) May 1765-1765, Philadelphia, Captain Pardon Sheldon [sailing orders, bill of disbursement, invoices, freight bill]; (10) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [list of vessels in Surinam, invoices, accounts, port charges, bill of disbursement, permits, sailing orders, letters, articles of agreement]; (11) April 1766-1766, New York, Captain William Douglas [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, bill of disbursement]; (12) 1766, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [sailing orders, invoices, letters, list of English vessels in Surinam, accounts, bill of disbursement]; (13) August 1766-1767, Monte Cristi, Captain James Burrough [bills, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, letters]; (14) March 28, 1767-1767, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [wrappers, bills, accounts, letters, invoices, sailing orders]; (15) June 11, 1768-1768, Surinam, Captain John Burrough [sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, bill of disbursement, receipts]; (16) January 21, 1769-1769, Richmond, Virginia, Captain John Burrough [sailing instructions, extract of portage bill, wrappers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (17) August 1769-1769, Richmond, Virginia, Captain John Burrough [receipts, letters]; and (18) August 24, 1770, St. Croix, Captain John Burrough [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, papers related to disposition of ship]. For further information on the sloop Four Brothers in the Brown Family Papers, see the Records of Obadiah Brown and the Records of Obadiah Brown and Company. Adams and Griffin; Thomas Beckford; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; William Burnet Brown; James Burrough; John Burrough; Canada--Trade; Coopering; William Douglas; Four Brothers (sloop); George (sloop); Esek Hopkins; George Hopkins; Amasa Kelleum; Marblehead, MA--Trade; Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Nancy (ship); New York--Trade; Philadelphia--Trade; Joseph Potter; Nicholas Power; Prices Current; Pardon Sheldon; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Sally (sloop); South America--Trade; St. Croix--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; Virginia--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple [See Maritime Documents and Spermaceti Works Account Book, 1757-1762 which includes accounts of building sloop Four Brothers.] Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

April 5, 1766-ca. August 29, 1766

Box 537, Folder 2

Sloop Four Brothers 1 folder General Note: Commissioned by Nicholas and John Brown, the sloop Four Brothers became the mainstay for Nicholas Brown and Company during the 1760s, making eighteen voyages before they disposed of the ship in 1770. Voyages included (1) November-December 1762, Philadelphia, Captain Amasa Kelleum [shipbuilding accounts, sailing orders, bills, accounts]; (2) January 3, 1763-1763, Virginia, Captain Joseph Potter [wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders with mention of slave trading]; (3) 1763, Boston, Newport, Nantucket, Captain Joseph Potter [wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers]; (4) June 30, 1763-1763, Newfoundland, Captain Pardon Sheldon [invoices, portage bill, sailing order, accounts, fitting out papers]; (5) December 13, 1763-1764, Norfolk, Virginia, Captain Pardon Sheldon [disbursements, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders with mention of slave trading, bills, invoices]; (6) 1764, New York, Captain Pardon Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices]; (7) September 1764-1764, Marblehead, Massachusetts, Captain Nicholas Power [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, letters, accounts, disbursements]; (8) March 1765-1765, Boston, Nantucket, Captain Pardon Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bill of disbursement, receipts]; (9) May 1765-1765, Philadelphia, Captain Pardon Sheldon [sailing orders, bill of disbursement, invoices, freight bill]; (10) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [list of vessels in Surinam, invoices, accounts, port charges, bill of disbursement, permits, sailing orders, letters, articles of agreement]; (11) April 1766-1766, New York, Captain William Douglas [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, bill of disbursement]; (12) 1766, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [sailing orders, invoices, letters, list of English vessels in Surinam, accounts, bill of disbursement]; (13) August 1766-1767, Monte Cristi, Captain James Burrough [bills, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, letters]; (14) March 28, 1767-1767, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [wrappers, bills, accounts, letters, invoices, sailing orders]; (15) June 11, 1768-1768, Surinam, Captain John Burrough [sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, bill of disbursement, receipts]; (16) January 21, 1769-1769, Richmond, Virginia, Captain John Burrough [sailing instructions, extract of portage bill, wrappers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (17) August 1769-1769, Richmond, Virginia, Captain John Burrough [receipts, letters]; and (18) August 24, 1770, St. Croix, Captain John Burrough [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, papers related to disposition of ship]. For further information on the sloop Four Brothers in the Brown Family Papers, see the Records of Obadiah Brown and the Records of Obadiah Brown and Company. Adams and Griffin; Thomas Beckford; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; William Burnet Brown; James Burrough; John Burrough; Canada--Trade; Coopering; William Douglas; Four Brothers (sloop); George (sloop); Esek Hopkins; George Hopkins; Amasa Kelleum; Marblehead, MA--Trade; Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Nancy (ship); New York--Trade; Philadelphia--Trade; Joseph Potter; Nicholas Power; Prices Current; Pardon Sheldon; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Sally (sloop); South America--Trade; St. Croix--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; Virginia--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple [See Maritime Documents and Spermaceti Works Account Book, 1757-1762 which includes accounts of building sloop Four Brothers.] Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

August 4, 1766-January 8, 1767

Box 537, Folder 3

Sloop Four Brothers 1 folder General Note: Commissioned by Nicholas and John Brown, the sloop Four Brothers became the mainstay for Nicholas Brown and Company during the 1760s, making eighteen voyages before they disposed of the ship in 1770. Voyages included (1) November-December 1762, Philadelphia, Captain Amasa Kelleum [shipbuilding accounts, sailing orders, bills, accounts]; (2) January 3, 1763-1763, Virginia, Captain Joseph Potter [wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders with mention of slave trading]; (3) 1763, Boston, Newport, Nantucket, Captain Joseph Potter [wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers]; (4) June 30, 1763-1763, Newfoundland, Captain Pardon Sheldon [invoices, portage bill, sailing order, accounts, fitting out papers]; (5) December 13, 1763-1764, Norfolk, Virginia, Captain Pardon Sheldon [disbursements, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders with mention of slave trading, bills, invoices]; (6) 1764, New York, Captain Pardon Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices]; (7) September 1764-1764, Marblehead, Massachusetts, Captain Nicholas Power [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, letters, accounts, disbursements]; (8) March 1765-1765, Boston, Nantucket, Captain Pardon Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bill of disbursement, receipts]; (9) May 1765-1765, Philadelphia, Captain Pardon Sheldon [sailing orders, bill of disbursement, invoices, freight bill]; (10) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [list of vessels in Surinam, invoices, accounts, port charges, bill of disbursement, permits, sailing orders, letters, articles of agreement]; (11) April 1766-1766, New York, Captain William Douglas [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, bill of disbursement]; (12) 1766, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [sailing orders, invoices, letters, list of English vessels in Surinam, accounts, bill of disbursement]; (13) August 1766-1767, Monte Cristi, Captain James Burrough [bills, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, letters]; (14) March 28, 1767-1767, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [wrappers, bills, accounts, letters, invoices, sailing orders]; (15) June 11, 1768-1768, Surinam, Captain John Burrough [sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, bill of disbursement, receipts]; (16) January 21, 1769-1769, Richmond, Virginia, Captain John Burrough [sailing instructions, extract of portage bill, wrappers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (17) August 1769-1769, Richmond, Virginia, Captain John Burrough [receipts, letters]; and (18) August 24, 1770, St. Croix, Captain John Burrough [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, papers related to disposition of ship]. For further information on the sloop Four Brothers in the Brown Family Papers, see the Records of Obadiah Brown and the Records of Obadiah Brown and Company. Adams and Griffin; Thomas Beckford; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; William Burnet Brown; James Burrough; John Burrough; Canada--Trade; Coopering; William Douglas; Four Brothers (sloop); George (sloop); Esek Hopkins; George Hopkins; Amasa Kelleum; Marblehead, MA--Trade; Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Nancy (ship); New York--Trade; Philadelphia--Trade; Joseph Potter; Nicholas Power; Prices Current; Pardon Sheldon; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Sally (sloop); South America--Trade; St. Croix--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; Virginia--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple [See Maritime Documents and Spermaceti Works Account Book, 1757-1762 which includes accounts of building sloop Four Brothers.] Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[ ] 1767-December 13, 1767

Box 537, Folder 4

Sloop Four Brothers 1 folder General Note: Commissioned by Nicholas and John Brown, the sloop Four Brothers became the mainstay for Nicholas Brown and Company during the 1760s, making eighteen voyages before they disposed of the ship in 1770. Voyages included (1) November-December 1762, Philadelphia, Captain Amasa Kelleum [shipbuilding accounts, sailing orders, bills, accounts]; (2) January 3, 1763-1763, Virginia, Captain Joseph Potter [wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders with mention of slave trading]; (3) 1763, Boston, Newport, Nantucket, Captain Joseph Potter [wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers]; (4) June 30, 1763-1763, Newfoundland, Captain Pardon Sheldon [invoices, portage bill, sailing order, accounts, fitting out papers]; (5) December 13, 1763-1764, Norfolk, Virginia, Captain Pardon Sheldon [disbursements, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders with mention of slave trading, bills, invoices]; (6) 1764, New York, Captain Pardon Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices]; (7) September 1764-1764, Marblehead, Massachusetts, Captain Nicholas Power [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, letters, accounts, disbursements]; (8) March 1765-1765, Boston, Nantucket, Captain Pardon Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bill of disbursement, receipts]; (9) May 1765-1765, Philadelphia, Captain Pardon Sheldon [sailing orders, bill of disbursement, invoices, freight bill]; (10) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [list of vessels in Surinam, invoices, accounts, port charges, bill of disbursement, permits, sailing orders, letters, articles of agreement]; (11) April 1766-1766, New York, Captain William Douglas [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, bill of disbursement]; (12) 1766, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [sailing orders, invoices, letters, list of English vessels in Surinam, accounts, bill of disbursement]; (13) August 1766-1767, Monte Cristi, Captain James Burrough [bills, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, letters]; (14) March 28, 1767-1767, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Power [wrappers, bills, accounts, letters, invoices, sailing orders]; (15) June 11, 1768-1768, Surinam, Captain John Burrough [sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, bill of disbursement, receipts]; (16) January 21, 1769-1769, Richmond, Virginia, Captain John Burrough [sailing instructions, extract of portage bill, wrappers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (17) August 1769-1769, Richmond, Virginia, Captain John Burrough [receipts, letters]; and (18) August 24, 1770, St. Croix, Captain John Burrough [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, papers related to disposition of ship]. For further information on the sloop Four Brothers in the Brown Family Papers, see the Records of Obadiah Brown and the Records of Obadiah Brown and Company. Adams and Griffin; Thomas Beckford; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; William Burnet Brown; James Burrough; John Burrough; Canada--Trade; Coopering; William Douglas; Four Brothers (sloop); George (sloop); Esek Hopkins; George Hopkins; Amasa Kelleum; Marblehead, MA--Trade; Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Nancy (ship); New York--Trade; Philadelphia--Trade; Joseph Potter; Nicholas Power; Prices Current; Pardon Sheldon; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Sally (sloop); South America--Trade; St. Croix--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; Virginia--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple [See Maritime Documents and Spermaceti Works Account Book, 1757-1762 which includes accounts of building sloop Four Brothers.] Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

January 14, 1769-August 23, 1770

Box 537, Folder 5

Brigantine Fox 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives, Holroyd and Tillinghast, and Joseph Tillinghast, chartered this vessel from Lemuel Eldred and Francis Davis to sail to St. Croix and Georgia. Cargo included livestock and rum. The voyage took place from December 1, 1793 to January 6, 1794; the Fox was commanded by Captain Benjamin Gorton. Included in this sub-series are accounts, wrappers, agreement, charter party, sailing orders, letters, invoices, receipts and disbursements. Francis Davis; Lemuel Eldred; Fox (brigantine); Friendship (brigantine); Livestock; Benjamin Gorton; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Rum; Abraham Sheppard; Ship's Papers; St. Croix--Trade; Trade--Domestic--Georgia; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

November 25, 1793-January 1, 1795

Box 537, Folder 6

Brigantine Friendship 1 folder General Note: Brigantine Friendship made five voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives and Holroyd and Tillinghast between 1793 and 1795. The sub-series also includes a logbook for a 1796-1797 voyage to Cadiz, commanded by Stephen Pierce when the vessel was under different ownership. Included in this sub-series are (1) June 26, 1793-October 21, 1793, Surinam, Captain John Earle: cargo included fish, molasses, cocoa, sugar, coffee [3/4 share Brown, Benson and Ives; fitting out bills, wrappers, bill of sale, accounts, sailing orders, letter, invoices]; (2) October 1793-February 1794, Turks Island, Captain John Earle: cargo included salt [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo booklet]; (3) February 13, 1794-1794, St. Croix and Charleston, SC, Captain Andrew Whipple: cargo included cotton, China goods, sugar, rum, lumber, whale products, fish, candles [wrappers, shipping orders, accounts, letters, invoices, bills, disbursements, port charges]; (4) June 10, 1794-1795, St. Jean-de-Luz, Bordeaux, West Indies, Bayonne, Captain Henry Olney: cargo included rice, flour, wine [captured by French; 3/4 share Brown, Benson and Ives, 3/4 share Holroyd and Tillinghast; receipts, bills, cargo accounts, invoices, custom house bills, wrappers, certificate, letters, sailing orders, duties, seamen's accounts, logbook]; and (5) January 4, 1796-1796, Havre-de-Grace, Hamburg, Captain Henry Olney: cargo included whale products, rice, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, letters]. Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Trade--Goods; Cocoa; Coffee; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; John Earle; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; Friendship (brigantine); Caleb Greene; Hamilton (ship); Homberg Freres; Hope (ship); Larent, Endicott and Company; Molasses; John Morancy; Henry Olney; George W. Page; Prices Current; Privateering; Rising Sun (ship); Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Ephraim Talbot; Shipping--United States; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--South Carolina; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Germany; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Andrew Whipple; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

March 1, 1792-October 21, 1795

Box 537, Folder 7

Brigantine Friendship 1 folder General Note: Brigantine Friendship made five voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives and Holroyd and Tillinghast between 1793 and 1795. The sub-series also includes a logbook for a 1796-1797 voyage to Cadiz, commanded by Stephen Pierce when the vessel was under different ownership. Included in this sub-series are (1) June 26, 1793-October 21, 1793, Surinam, Captain John Earle: cargo included fish, molasses, cocoa, sugar, coffee [3/4 share Brown, Benson and Ives; fitting out bills, wrappers, bill of sale, accounts, sailing orders, letter, invoices]; (2) October 1793-February 1794, Turks Island, Captain John Earle: cargo included salt [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo booklet]; (3) February 13, 1794-1794, St. Croix and Charleston, SC, Captain Andrew Whipple: cargo included cotton, China goods, sugar, rum, lumber, whale products, fish, candles [wrappers, shipping orders, accounts, letters, invoices, bills, disbursements, port charges]; (4) June 10, 1794-1795, St. Jean-de-Luz, Bordeaux, West Indies, Bayonne, Captain Henry Olney: cargo included rice, flour, wine [captured by French; 3/4 share Brown, Benson and Ives, 3/4 share Holroyd and Tillinghast; receipts, bills, cargo accounts, invoices, custom house bills, wrappers, certificate, letters, sailing orders, duties, seamen's accounts, logbook]; and (5) January 4, 1796-1796, Havre-de-Grace, Hamburg, Captain Henry Olney: cargo included whale products, rice, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, letters]. Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Trade--Goods; Cocoa; Coffee; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; John Earle; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; Friendship (brigantine); Caleb Greene; Hamilton (ship); Homberg Freres; Hope (ship); Larent, Endicott and Company; Molasses; John Morancy; Henry Olney; George W. Page; Prices Current; Privateering; Rising Sun (ship); Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Ephraim Talbot; Shipping--United States; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--South Carolina; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Germany; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Andrew Whipple; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

November 29, 1793-April 17, 1794

Box 537, Folder 8

Brigantine Friendship 1 folder General Note: Brigantine Friendship made five voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives and Holroyd and Tillinghast between 1793 and 1795. The sub-series also includes a logbook for a 1796-1797 voyage to Cadiz, commanded by Stephen Pierce when the vessel was under different ownership. Included in this sub-series are (1) June 26, 1793-October 21, 1793, Surinam, Captain John Earle: cargo included fish, molasses, cocoa, sugar, coffee [3/4 share Brown, Benson and Ives; fitting out bills, wrappers, bill of sale, accounts, sailing orders, letter, invoices]; (2) October 1793-February 1794, Turks Island, Captain John Earle: cargo included salt [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo booklet]; (3) February 13, 1794-1794, St. Croix and Charleston, SC, Captain Andrew Whipple: cargo included cotton, China goods, sugar, rum, lumber, whale products, fish, candles [wrappers, shipping orders, accounts, letters, invoices, bills, disbursements, port charges]; (4) June 10, 1794-1795, St. Jean-de-Luz, Bordeaux, West Indies, Bayonne, Captain Henry Olney: cargo included rice, flour, wine [captured by French; 3/4 share Brown, Benson and Ives, 3/4 share Holroyd and Tillinghast; receipts, bills, cargo accounts, invoices, custom house bills, wrappers, certificate, letters, sailing orders, duties, seamen's accounts, logbook]; and (5) January 4, 1796-1796, Havre-de-Grace, Hamburg, Captain Henry Olney: cargo included whale products, rice, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, letters]. Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Trade--Goods; Cocoa; Coffee; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; John Earle; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; Friendship (brigantine); Caleb Greene; Hamilton (ship); Homberg Freres; Hope (ship); Larent, Endicott and Company; Molasses; John Morancy; Henry Olney; George W. Page; Prices Current; Privateering; Rising Sun (ship); Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Ephraim Talbot; Shipping--United States; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--South Carolina; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Germany; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Andrew Whipple; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

October 29, 1793-February 11, 1794

Box 538, Folder 1

Brigantine Friendship 1 folder General Note: Brigantine Friendship made five voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives and Holroyd and Tillinghast between 1793 and 1795. The sub-series also includes a logbook for a 1796-1797 voyage to Cadiz, commanded by Stephen Pierce when the vessel was under different ownership. Included in this sub-series are (1) June 26, 1793-October 21, 1793, Surinam, Captain John Earle: cargo included fish, molasses, cocoa, sugar, coffee [3/4 share Brown, Benson and Ives; fitting out bills, wrappers, bill of sale, accounts, sailing orders, letter, invoices]; (2) October 1793-February 1794, Turks Island, Captain John Earle: cargo included salt [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo booklet]; (3) February 13, 1794-1794, St. Croix and Charleston, SC, Captain Andrew Whipple: cargo included cotton, China goods, sugar, rum, lumber, whale products, fish, candles [wrappers, shipping orders, accounts, letters, invoices, bills, disbursements, port charges]; (4) June 10, 1794-1795, St. Jean-de-Luz, Bordeaux, West Indies, Bayonne, Captain Henry Olney: cargo included rice, flour, wine [captured by French; 3/4 share Brown, Benson and Ives, 3/4 share Holroyd and Tillinghast; receipts, bills, cargo accounts, invoices, custom house bills, wrappers, certificate, letters, sailing orders, duties, seamen's accounts, logbook]; and (5) January 4, 1796-1796, Havre-de-Grace, Hamburg, Captain Henry Olney: cargo included whale products, rice, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, letters]. Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Trade--Goods; Cocoa; Coffee; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; John Earle; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; Friendship (brigantine); Caleb Greene; Hamilton (ship); Homberg Freres; Hope (ship); Larent, Endicott and Company; Molasses; John Morancy; Henry Olney; George W. Page; Prices Current; Privateering; Rising Sun (ship); Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Ephraim Talbot; Shipping--United States; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--South Carolina; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Germany; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Andrew Whipple; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

June 12, 1794-September 15, 1794

Box 538, Folder 2

Brigantine Friendship 1 folder General Note: Brigantine Friendship made five voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives and Holroyd and Tillinghast between 1793 and 1795. The sub-series also includes a logbook for a 1796-1797 voyage to Cadiz, commanded by Stephen Pierce when the vessel was under different ownership. Included in this sub-series are (1) June 26, 1793-October 21, 1793, Surinam, Captain John Earle: cargo included fish, molasses, cocoa, sugar, coffee [3/4 share Brown, Benson and Ives; fitting out bills, wrappers, bill of sale, accounts, sailing orders, letter, invoices]; (2) October 1793-February 1794, Turks Island, Captain John Earle: cargo included salt [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo booklet]; (3) February 13, 1794-1794, St. Croix and Charleston, SC, Captain Andrew Whipple: cargo included cotton, China goods, sugar, rum, lumber, whale products, fish, candles [wrappers, shipping orders, accounts, letters, invoices, bills, disbursements, port charges]; (4) June 10, 1794-1795, St. Jean-de-Luz, Bordeaux, West Indies, Bayonne, Captain Henry Olney: cargo included rice, flour, wine [captured by French; 3/4 share Brown, Benson and Ives, 3/4 share Holroyd and Tillinghast; receipts, bills, cargo accounts, invoices, custom house bills, wrappers, certificate, letters, sailing orders, duties, seamen's accounts, logbook]; and (5) January 4, 1796-1796, Havre-de-Grace, Hamburg, Captain Henry Olney: cargo included whale products, rice, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, letters]. Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Trade--Goods; Cocoa; Coffee; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; John Earle; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; Friendship (brigantine); Caleb Greene; Hamilton (ship); Homberg Freres; Hope (ship); Larent, Endicott and Company; Molasses; John Morancy; Henry Olney; George W. Page; Prices Current; Privateering; Rising Sun (ship); Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Ephraim Talbot; Shipping--United States; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--South Carolina; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Germany; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Andrew Whipple; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

October 10, 1794-August 11, 1795

Box 538, Folder 3

Brigantine Friendship 1 folder General Note: Brigantine Friendship made five voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives and Holroyd and Tillinghast between 1793 and 1795. The sub-series also includes a logbook for a 1796-1797 voyage to Cadiz, commanded by Stephen Pierce when the vessel was under different ownership. Included in this sub-series are (1) June 26, 1793-October 21, 1793, Surinam, Captain John Earle: cargo included fish, molasses, cocoa, sugar, coffee [3/4 share Brown, Benson and Ives; fitting out bills, wrappers, bill of sale, accounts, sailing orders, letter, invoices]; (2) October 1793-February 1794, Turks Island, Captain John Earle: cargo included salt [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo booklet]; (3) February 13, 1794-1794, St. Croix and Charleston, SC, Captain Andrew Whipple: cargo included cotton, China goods, sugar, rum, lumber, whale products, fish, candles [wrappers, shipping orders, accounts, letters, invoices, bills, disbursements, port charges]; (4) June 10, 1794-1795, St. Jean-de-Luz, Bordeaux, West Indies, Bayonne, Captain Henry Olney: cargo included rice, flour, wine [captured by French; 3/4 share Brown, Benson and Ives, 3/4 share Holroyd and Tillinghast; receipts, bills, cargo accounts, invoices, custom house bills, wrappers, certificate, letters, sailing orders, duties, seamen's accounts, logbook]; and (5) January 4, 1796-1796, Havre-de-Grace, Hamburg, Captain Henry Olney: cargo included whale products, rice, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, letters]. Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Trade--Goods; Cocoa; Coffee; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; John Earle; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; Friendship (brigantine); Caleb Greene; Hamilton (ship); Homberg Freres; Hope (ship); Larent, Endicott and Company; Molasses; John Morancy; Henry Olney; George W. Page; Prices Current; Privateering; Rising Sun (ship); Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Ephraim Talbot; Shipping--United States; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--South Carolina; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Germany; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Andrew Whipple; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

August 12, 1795-December 23, 1795

Box 538, Folder 4

Brigantine Friendship 1 folder General Note: Brigantine Friendship made five voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives and Holroyd and Tillinghast between 1793 and 1795. The sub-series also includes a logbook for a 1796-1797 voyage to Cadiz, commanded by Stephen Pierce when the vessel was under different ownership. Included in this sub-series are (1) June 26, 1793-October 21, 1793, Surinam, Captain John Earle: cargo included fish, molasses, cocoa, sugar, coffee [3/4 share Brown, Benson and Ives; fitting out bills, wrappers, bill of sale, accounts, sailing orders, letter, invoices]; (2) October 1793-February 1794, Turks Island, Captain John Earle: cargo included salt [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo booklet]; (3) February 13, 1794-1794, St. Croix and Charleston, SC, Captain Andrew Whipple: cargo included cotton, China goods, sugar, rum, lumber, whale products, fish, candles [wrappers, shipping orders, accounts, letters, invoices, bills, disbursements, port charges]; (4) June 10, 1794-1795, St. Jean-de-Luz, Bordeaux, West Indies, Bayonne, Captain Henry Olney: cargo included rice, flour, wine [captured by French; 3/4 share Brown, Benson and Ives, 3/4 share Holroyd and Tillinghast; receipts, bills, cargo accounts, invoices, custom house bills, wrappers, certificate, letters, sailing orders, duties, seamen's accounts, logbook]; and (5) January 4, 1796-1796, Havre-de-Grace, Hamburg, Captain Henry Olney: cargo included whale products, rice, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, letters]. Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Trade--Goods; Cocoa; Coffee; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; John Earle; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; Friendship (brigantine); Caleb Greene; Hamilton (ship); Homberg Freres; Hope (ship); Larent, Endicott and Company; Molasses; John Morancy; Henry Olney; George W. Page; Prices Current; Privateering; Rising Sun (ship); Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Ephraim Talbot; Shipping--United States; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--South Carolina; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Germany; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Andrew Whipple; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

December 24, 1795-May 10, 1796

Box 538, Folder 5

Ship General Greene 1 folder General Note: Ship General Greene was owned by George Sears and John Stricher of Baltimore. Brown and Ives chartered the ship and had it fitted out in Baltimore for a European voyage under the command of Captain Allen Hill. The ship sailed on April 13, 1799, and returned to her home port later that same year. The sub-series contains wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers and custom house bills dealing with the preparations in Providence for the ship to sail to Baltimore. General Greene (ship); Allen Hill; Merchants--Baltimore--Early American; George Sears; Ship's Papers; John Stricher; Trade--European Subjects: Brown & Ives

March [ ], 1799-April 12, 1799

Box 538, Folder 6

Ship General Greene 1 folder General Note: Ship General Greene was owned by George Sears and John Stricher of Baltimore. Brown and Ives chartered the ship and had it fitted out in Baltimore for a European voyage under the command of Captain Allen Hill. The ship sailed on April 13, 1799, and returned to her home port later that same year. The sub-series contains wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers and custom house bills dealing with the preparations in Providence for the ship to sail to Baltimore. General Greene (ship); Allen Hill; Merchants--Baltimore--Early American; George Sears; Ship's Papers; John Stricher; Trade--European Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 7, 1799-April 13, 1799

Box 538, Folder 7

Ship General Greene 1 folder General Note: Ship General Greene was owned by George Sears and John Stricher of Baltimore. Brown and Ives chartered the ship and had it fitted out in Baltimore for a European voyage under the command of Captain Allen Hill. The ship sailed on April 13, 1799, and returned to her home port later that same year. The sub-series contains wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers and custom house bills dealing with the preparations in Providence for the ship to sail to Baltimore. General Greene (ship); Allen Hill; Merchants--Baltimore--Early American; George Sears; Ship's Papers; John Stricher; Trade--European Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 13, 1799-July 9, 1799

Box 538, Folder 8

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 12, 1805-August 5, 1805

Box 538, Folder 9

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 9, 1804-September 26, 1805

Box 539, Folder 1

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 6, 1804-March 7, 1805

Box 539, Folder 2

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 8, 1805-May 6, 1805

Box 539, Folder 3

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 10, 1805-July 6, 1805

Box 539, Folder 4

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 9, 1805-August 14, 1805

Box 539, Folder 5

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 15, 1805-November 23, 1805

Box 539, Folder 6

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 11, 1806-December 2, 1806

Box 539, Folder 7

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

1806

Box 539, Folder 8

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

1806

Box 539, Folder 9

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 3, 1806-March 11, 1806

Box 539, Folder 10

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 12, 1806-July 19, 1806

Box 539, Folder 11

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ] 1806-December 6, 1806

Box 540, Folder 1

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 13, 1806-December 26, 1806

Box 540, Folder 2

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 13, 1807-July 30, 1807

Box 540, Folder 3

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 2, 1807-January 5, 1807

Box 540, Folder 4

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 13, 1807-February 27, 1807

Box 540, Folder 5

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 28, 1807-May 16, 1807

Box 540, Folder 6

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 17, 1807-July 1, 1807

Box 540, Folder 7

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 2, 1807-August 26, 1807

Box 540, Folder 8

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 14, 1807-March 25, 1808

Box 540, Folder 9

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 12, 1808-March 6, 1809

Box 540, Folder 10

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 8, 1808-September 15, 1808

Box 540, Folder 11

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 9, 1808-September 23, 1808

Box 540, Folder 12

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 29, 1808-November 17, 1808

Box 541, Folder 1

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

February [ ], 1808-March 26, 1808

Box 541, Folder 2

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 22, 1808-July 30, 1808

Box 541, Folder 3

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 3, 1809-December 5, 1809

Box 541, Folder 4

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 7, 1809-May 4, 1809

Box 541, Folder 5

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 3, 1809-July 5, 1809

Box 541, Folder 6

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 11, 1809-December 23, 1809

Box 541, Folder 7

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

September [ ], 1809-November 20, 1809

Box 541, Folder 8

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 21, 1809-January [ ], 1810

Box 541, Folder 9

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 1, 1810-January 27, 1810

Box 541, Folder 10

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 28, 1810-July 13, 1810

Box 541, Folder 11

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 14, 1810-November 13, 1810

Box 542, Folder 1

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 1, 1811-March 28, 1811

Box 542, Folder 2

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

May [ ], 1811-October 14, 1811

Box 542, Folder 3

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

October [ ], 1810-December 28, 1810

Box 542, Folder 4

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 29, 1810-March 10, 1811

Box 542, Folder 5

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 22, 1811-May 15, 1811

Box 542, Folder 6

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 17, 1811-August 12, 1811

Box 542, Folder 7

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 15, 1811-November 26, 1811

Box 542, Folder 8

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 7, 1812-November 1, 1812

Box 542, Folder 9

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 5, 1812-June 15, 1815

Box 542, Folder 10

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 31, 1810-April 6, 1812

Box 542, Folder 11

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 7, 1812-April 16, 1812

Box 543, Folder 1

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 12, 1812-June 9, 1815

Box 543, Folder 2

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 23, 1813-November 25, 1815

Box 543, Folder 3

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 8, 1814-September 28, 1815

Box 543, Folder 4

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 27, 1815-July 5, 1816

Box 543, Folder 5

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 5, 1815-December 28, 1815

Box 543, Folder 6

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 28, 1815-December 30, 1815

Box 543, Folder 7

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ] 1816-February 19, 1816

Box 543, Folder 8

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 22, 1816-May [ ], 1816

Box 543, Folder 9

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 5, 1816-May 20, 1816

Box 543, Folder 10

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 21, 1816-June 25, 1816

Box 543, Folder 11

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 25, 1816-November 23, 1816

Box 544, Folder 1

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 4, 1816-August 16, 1817

Box 544, Folder 2

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 23, 1816-December 4, 1816

Box 544, Folder 3

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 5, 1816-April 22, 1817

Box 544, Folder 4

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 2, 1817-June 15, 1817

Box 544, Folder 5

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 16, 1817-June 29, 1817

Box 544, Folder 6

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 30, 1817-July 31, 1817

Box 544, Folder 7

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 31, 1817-August 29, 1817

Box 544, Folder 8

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 29, 1817-December 24, 1818

Box 544, Folder 9

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 26, 1817-August 9, 1818

Box 544, Folder 10

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 26, 1817-August 22, 1818

Box 545, Folder 1

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 23, 1817-December 26, 1817

Box 545, Folder 2

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 27, 1817-July 1, 1818

Box 545, Folder 3

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 30, 1818-August 22, 1818

Box 545, Folder 4

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 9, 1818-March 6, 1819

Box 545, Folder 5

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 23, 1820-September 20, 1820

Box 545, Folder 6

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 7, 1820-January 20, 1820

Box 545, Folder 7

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 18, 1819-January 6, 1820

Box 545, Folder 8

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 31, 1819-December 15, 1819

Box 545, Folder 9

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 20, 1819-October 29, 1819

Box 545, Folder 10

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 5, 1818-April 23, 1819

Box 546, Folder 1

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 27, 1819-September 2, 1821

Box 546, Folder 2

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 11, 1820-December 21, 1820

Box 546, Folder 3

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 7, 1821-December 7, 1821

Box 546, Folder 4

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 25, 1822-February 14, 1823

Box 546, Folder 5

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 29, 1822-June 6, 1822

Box 546, Folder 6

Ship General Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 24, 1822-September 25, 1822

Box 546, Folder 7

Ship General Washington 1 folder General Note: Built as a privateer, the ship General Washington was owned by a number of prominent Rhode Islanders including Welcome Arnold and John Brown's firm of Brown and Francis. Brown and Benson owned 1/8 of the adventure which lasted from 1787 to 1792 and took the General Washington to Madeira, Canton, Madras, Bombay, and St. Eustatius under the command of Captain Benjamin Page. Material includes proposals, agreements, sailing orders, bills, accounts, invoices, letters, and fitting out bills. Of special importance are numerous letters from John Brown relating to the voyage and its objectives. Two logbooks are included which detail the Canton and Bombay portions of the journey: (1) March 8, 1788-July 4, 1789 and (2) December 27, 1789-October 5, 1790. Cargo included ginseng, wine, fish, cotton, candles, agricultural products, dry goods, iron, rum, lumber, China goods, and flour. Welcome Arnold; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Francis; John Brown; Candles; China Trade; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; General Washington (ship); George; Ginseng; Hope (ship); India--Trade; Iron and Iron Products; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; William F. Megee; Benjamin Page; Prices Current; Produce; Providence (brigantine); Joseph Rogers; Rum; John Searl and Company; Ship's Papers; Henry Smith; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Ward; Warren; West Indies--Trade; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

[ ] 1787-January 4, 1792

Box 546, Folder 8

Ship General Washington 1 folder General Note: Built as a privateer, the ship General Washington was owned by a number of prominent Rhode Islanders including Welcome Arnold and John Brown's firm of Brown and Francis. Brown and Benson owned 1/8 of the adventure which lasted from 1787 to 1792 and took the General Washington to Madeira, Canton, Madras, Bombay, and St. Eustatius under the command of Captain Benjamin Page. Material includes proposals, agreements, sailing orders, bills, accounts, invoices, letters, and fitting out bills. Of special importance are numerous letters from John Brown relating to the voyage and its objectives. Two logbooks are included which detail the Canton and Bombay portions of the journey: (1) March 8, 1788-July 4, 1789 and (2) December 27, 1789-October 5, 1790. Cargo included ginseng, wine, fish, cotton, candles, agricultural products, dry goods, iron, rum, lumber, China goods, and flour. Welcome Arnold; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Francis; John Brown; Candles; China Trade; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; General Washington (ship); George; Ginseng; Hope (ship); India--Trade; Iron and Iron Products; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; William F. Megee; Benjamin Page; Prices Current; Produce; Providence (brigantine); Joseph Rogers; Rum; John Searl and Company; Ship's Papers; Henry Smith; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Ward; Warren; West Indies--Trade; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

July [ ] 1787- July [ ] 1789

Box 546, Folder 9

Ship General Washington 1 folder General Note: Built as a privateer, the ship General Washington was owned by a number of prominent Rhode Islanders including Welcome Arnold and John Brown's firm of Brown and Francis. Brown and Benson owned 1/8 of the adventure which lasted from 1787 to 1792 and took the General Washington to Madeira, Canton, Madras, Bombay, and St. Eustatius under the command of Captain Benjamin Page. Material includes proposals, agreements, sailing orders, bills, accounts, invoices, letters, and fitting out bills. Of special importance are numerous letters from John Brown relating to the voyage and its objectives. Two logbooks are included which detail the Canton and Bombay portions of the journey: (1) March 8, 1788-July 4, 1789 and (2) December 27, 1789-October 5, 1790. Cargo included ginseng, wine, fish, cotton, candles, agricultural products, dry goods, iron, rum, lumber, China goods, and flour. Welcome Arnold; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Francis; John Brown; Candles; China Trade; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; General Washington (ship); George; Ginseng; Hope (ship); India--Trade; Iron and Iron Products; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; William F. Megee; Benjamin Page; Prices Current; Produce; Providence (brigantine); Joseph Rogers; Rum; John Searl and Company; Ship's Papers; Henry Smith; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Ward; Warren; West Indies--Trade; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

[ ] 1789-August 20, 1789

Box 546, Folder 10

Ship General Washington 1 folder General Note: Built as a privateer, the ship General Washington was owned by a number of prominent Rhode Islanders including Welcome Arnold and John Brown's firm of Brown and Francis. Brown and Benson owned 1/8 of the adventure which lasted from 1787 to 1792 and took the General Washington to Madeira, Canton, Madras, Bombay, and St. Eustatius under the command of Captain Benjamin Page. Material includes proposals, agreements, sailing orders, bills, accounts, invoices, letters, and fitting out bills. Of special importance are numerous letters from John Brown relating to the voyage and its objectives. Two logbooks are included which detail the Canton and Bombay portions of the journey: (1) March 8, 1788-July 4, 1789 and (2) December 27, 1789-October 5, 1790. Cargo included ginseng, wine, fish, cotton, candles, agricultural products, dry goods, iron, rum, lumber, China goods, and flour. Welcome Arnold; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Francis; John Brown; Candles; China Trade; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; General Washington (ship); George; Ginseng; Hope (ship); India--Trade; Iron and Iron Products; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; William F. Megee; Benjamin Page; Prices Current; Produce; Providence (brigantine); Joseph Rogers; Rum; John Searl and Company; Ship's Papers; Henry Smith; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Ward; Warren; West Indies--Trade; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

[ ] 1789, March 26, 1789-[ ] 1791

Box 547, Folder 1

Ship General Washington 1 folder General Note: Built as a privateer, the ship General Washington was owned by a number of prominent Rhode Islanders including Welcome Arnold and John Brown's firm of Brown and Francis. Brown and Benson owned 1/8 of the adventure which lasted from 1787 to 1792 and took the General Washington to Madeira, Canton, Madras, Bombay, and St. Eustatius under the command of Captain Benjamin Page. Material includes proposals, agreements, sailing orders, bills, accounts, invoices, letters, and fitting out bills. Of special importance are numerous letters from John Brown relating to the voyage and its objectives. Two logbooks are included which detail the Canton and Bombay portions of the journey: (1) March 8, 1788-July 4, 1789 and (2) December 27, 1789-October 5, 1790. Cargo included ginseng, wine, fish, cotton, candles, agricultural products, dry goods, iron, rum, lumber, China goods, and flour. Welcome Arnold; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Francis; John Brown; Candles; China Trade; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; General Washington (ship); George; Ginseng; Hope (ship); India--Trade; Iron and Iron Products; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; William F. Megee; Benjamin Page; Prices Current; Produce; Providence (brigantine); Joseph Rogers; Rum; John Searl and Company; Ship's Papers; Henry Smith; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Ward; Warren; West Indies--Trade; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

October [ ], 1789-July 22, 1791

Box 547, Folder 2

Ship General Washington 1 folder General Note: Built as a privateer, the ship General Washington was owned by a number of prominent Rhode Islanders including Welcome Arnold and John Brown's firm of Brown and Francis. Brown and Benson owned 1/8 of the adventure which lasted from 1787 to 1792 and took the General Washington to Madeira, Canton, Madras, Bombay, and St. Eustatius under the command of Captain Benjamin Page. Material includes proposals, agreements, sailing orders, bills, accounts, invoices, letters, and fitting out bills. Of special importance are numerous letters from John Brown relating to the voyage and its objectives. Two logbooks are included which detail the Canton and Bombay portions of the journey: (1) March 8, 1788-July 4, 1789 and (2) December 27, 1789-October 5, 1790. Cargo included ginseng, wine, fish, cotton, candles, agricultural products, dry goods, iron, rum, lumber, China goods, and flour. Welcome Arnold; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Francis; John Brown; Candles; China Trade; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; General Washington (ship); George; Ginseng; Hope (ship); India--Trade; Iron and Iron Products; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; William F. Megee; Benjamin Page; Prices Current; Produce; Providence (brigantine); Joseph Rogers; Rum; John Searl and Company; Ship's Papers; Henry Smith; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Ward; Warren; West Indies--Trade; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

December 22, 1787-December 24, 1789

Box 547, Folder 3

Ship General Washington 1 folder General Note: Built as a privateer, the ship General Washington was owned by a number of prominent Rhode Islanders including Welcome Arnold and John Brown's firm of Brown and Francis. Brown and Benson owned 1/8 of the adventure which lasted from 1787 to 1792 and took the General Washington to Madeira, Canton, Madras, Bombay, and St. Eustatius under the command of Captain Benjamin Page. Material includes proposals, agreements, sailing orders, bills, accounts, invoices, letters, and fitting out bills. Of special importance are numerous letters from John Brown relating to the voyage and its objectives. Two logbooks are included which detail the Canton and Bombay portions of the journey: (1) March 8, 1788-July 4, 1789 and (2) December 27, 1789-October 5, 1790. Cargo included ginseng, wine, fish, cotton, candles, agricultural products, dry goods, iron, rum, lumber, China goods, and flour. Welcome Arnold; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Francis; John Brown; Candles; China Trade; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; General Washington (ship); George; Ginseng; Hope (ship); India--Trade; Iron and Iron Products; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; William F. Megee; Benjamin Page; Prices Current; Produce; Providence (brigantine); Joseph Rogers; Rum; John Searl and Company; Ship's Papers; Henry Smith; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Ward; Warren; West Indies--Trade; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

January 27, 1789-April 18, 1792

Box 547, Folder 4

Brigantine George 1 folder General Note: Ship's papers for sixteen trading voyages by the brigantine George are included in this sub-series. The brigantine was rebuilt in 1767 by Barnard Eddy. Adventures included: (1) 1764-1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [prices current, bill of disbursement, account of sale, sailing orders, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, fitting out papers, accounts, letters]; (2) 1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [accounts, invoices, sailing orders, letters, list of English vessels at Surinam, bills]; (3) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [invoices, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, sailing orders with directions for slave trading, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, port charges]; (4) September 4, 1766-1766, Antigua, Granada, Captain John Peck [wrappers, disbursements, invoices, sailing instructions, sea protest, bills, accounts]; (5) October 21, 1767-1768, Surinam, Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, manifest, portage bill, invoices, letters, disbursements]; (6) 1768, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [portage bill, sailing orders, letters, account of sales]; (7) 1769, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [sailing orders, names of crew, letters, bills, invoices]; (8) November 16, 1770-1771, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts, letters, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1771-1772, West Indies, Captain Christopher Whipple [Nicholas, Moses, and Joseph Brown only have shares in this voyage; materials include wrappers, disbursements, memorandums, sailing orders, letters, instructions, bills, accounts -- some documents are in French]; (10) July 8, 1772-1773, Hispaniola, Captain Peter Ritto [wrappers, letters, invoice, bill of sale, sailing orders, crew list, bill of disbursements -- some documents are in French]; (11) 1772-1773, Antigua, Surinam, Captain Daniel Bucklin [accounts, agreements, account of sales, letters]; (12) April 17, 1773-1773, Barbados, Captain Stephen Gregory [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, ship repairs, accounts, receipts]; (13) 1773-1774, Windward Islands, St. Eustatius, Captain Daniel Bucklin [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts]; (14) June 26, 1776-1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [3/4 share Nicholas Brown and Co., 1/4 share Aaron Lopez; materials include wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, portage bill, advertisement for sailor who deserted, agreement, bill of lading]; (15) 1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [wrappers, letters, bill of exchange, prices current]; and (16) 1778, Paramaribo, Captain [?] [Nicholas Brown and Company and Aaron Lopez own shares; materials include letters]. Antigua--Trade; Barbados--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Lopez; Daniel Bucklin; Clark and Nightingale; Custom Duties; David Dunwell; Samuel W. Fales; Four Brothers (sloop); George (brigantine); Granada--Trade; Christopher Gregory; Hispaniola--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Samuel Kissam; Aaron Lopez; John Peck; Politics--Rhode Island; Prices Current; Peter Ritto; Sally (brigantine); Christopher Sheldon; Shipping--England; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple; Christopher Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

March 18, 1765-October 22, 1765

Box 547, Folder 5

Brigantine George 1 folder General Note: Ship's papers for sixteen trading voyages by the brigantine George are included in this sub-series. The brigantine was rebuilt in 1767 by Barnard Eddy. Adventures included: (1) 1764-1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [prices current, bill of disbursement, account of sale, sailing orders, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, fitting out papers, accounts, letters]; (2) 1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [accounts, invoices, sailing orders, letters, list of English vessels at Surinam, bills]; (3) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [invoices, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, sailing orders with directions for slave trading, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, port charges]; (4) September 4, 1766-1766, Antigua, Granada, Captain John Peck [wrappers, disbursements, invoices, sailing instructions, sea protest, bills, accounts]; (5) October 21, 1767-1768, Surinam, Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, manifest, portage bill, invoices, letters, disbursements]; (6) 1768, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [portage bill, sailing orders, letters, account of sales]; (7) 1769, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [sailing orders, names of crew, letters, bills, invoices]; (8) November 16, 1770-1771, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts, letters, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1771-1772, West Indies, Captain Christopher Whipple [Nicholas, Moses, and Joseph Brown only have shares in this voyage; materials include wrappers, disbursements, memorandums, sailing orders, letters, instructions, bills, accounts -- some documents are in French]; (10) July 8, 1772-1773, Hispaniola, Captain Peter Ritto [wrappers, letters, invoice, bill of sale, sailing orders, crew list, bill of disbursements -- some documents are in French]; (11) 1772-1773, Antigua, Surinam, Captain Daniel Bucklin [accounts, agreements, account of sales, letters]; (12) April 17, 1773-1773, Barbados, Captain Stephen Gregory [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, ship repairs, accounts, receipts]; (13) 1773-1774, Windward Islands, St. Eustatius, Captain Daniel Bucklin [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts]; (14) June 26, 1776-1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [3/4 share Nicholas Brown and Co., 1/4 share Aaron Lopez; materials include wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, portage bill, advertisement for sailor who deserted, agreement, bill of lading]; (15) 1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [wrappers, letters, bill of exchange, prices current]; and (16) 1778, Paramaribo, Captain [?] [Nicholas Brown and Company and Aaron Lopez own shares; materials include letters]. Antigua--Trade; Barbados--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Lopez; Daniel Bucklin; Clark and Nightingale; Custom Duties; David Dunwell; Samuel W. Fales; Four Brothers (sloop); George (brigantine); Granada--Trade; Christopher Gregory; Hispaniola--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Samuel Kissam; Aaron Lopez; John Peck; Politics--Rhode Island; Prices Current; Peter Ritto; Sally (brigantine); Christopher Sheldon; Shipping--England; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple; Christopher Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1765

Box 547, Folder 6

Brigantine George 1 folder General Note: Ship's papers for sixteen trading voyages by the brigantine George are included in this sub-series. The brigantine was rebuilt in 1767 by Barnard Eddy. Adventures included: (1) 1764-1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [prices current, bill of disbursement, account of sale, sailing orders, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, fitting out papers, accounts, letters]; (2) 1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [accounts, invoices, sailing orders, letters, list of English vessels at Surinam, bills]; (3) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [invoices, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, sailing orders with directions for slave trading, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, port charges]; (4) September 4, 1766-1766, Antigua, Granada, Captain John Peck [wrappers, disbursements, invoices, sailing instructions, sea protest, bills, accounts]; (5) October 21, 1767-1768, Surinam, Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, manifest, portage bill, invoices, letters, disbursements]; (6) 1768, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [portage bill, sailing orders, letters, account of sales]; (7) 1769, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [sailing orders, names of crew, letters, bills, invoices]; (8) November 16, 1770-1771, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts, letters, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1771-1772, West Indies, Captain Christopher Whipple [Nicholas, Moses, and Joseph Brown only have shares in this voyage; materials include wrappers, disbursements, memorandums, sailing orders, letters, instructions, bills, accounts -- some documents are in French]; (10) July 8, 1772-1773, Hispaniola, Captain Peter Ritto [wrappers, letters, invoice, bill of sale, sailing orders, crew list, bill of disbursements -- some documents are in French]; (11) 1772-1773, Antigua, Surinam, Captain Daniel Bucklin [accounts, agreements, account of sales, letters]; (12) April 17, 1773-1773, Barbados, Captain Stephen Gregory [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, ship repairs, accounts, receipts]; (13) 1773-1774, Windward Islands, St. Eustatius, Captain Daniel Bucklin [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts]; (14) June 26, 1776-1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [3/4 share Nicholas Brown and Co., 1/4 share Aaron Lopez; materials include wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, portage bill, advertisement for sailor who deserted, agreement, bill of lading]; (15) 1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [wrappers, letters, bill of exchange, prices current]; and (16) 1778, Paramaribo, Captain [?] [Nicholas Brown and Company and Aaron Lopez own shares; materials include letters]. Antigua--Trade; Barbados--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Lopez; Daniel Bucklin; Clark and Nightingale; Custom Duties; David Dunwell; Samuel W. Fales; Four Brothers (sloop); George (brigantine); Granada--Trade; Christopher Gregory; Hispaniola--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Samuel Kissam; Aaron Lopez; John Peck; Politics--Rhode Island; Prices Current; Peter Ritto; Sally (brigantine); Christopher Sheldon; Shipping--England; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple; Christopher Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

September 2, 1766-October 18, 1766

Box 547, Folder 7

Brigantine George 1 folder General Note: Ship's papers for sixteen trading voyages by the brigantine George are included in this sub-series. The brigantine was rebuilt in 1767 by Barnard Eddy. Adventures included: (1) 1764-1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [prices current, bill of disbursement, account of sale, sailing orders, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, fitting out papers, accounts, letters]; (2) 1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [accounts, invoices, sailing orders, letters, list of English vessels at Surinam, bills]; (3) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [invoices, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, sailing orders with directions for slave trading, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, port charges]; (4) September 4, 1766-1766, Antigua, Granada, Captain John Peck [wrappers, disbursements, invoices, sailing instructions, sea protest, bills, accounts]; (5) October 21, 1767-1768, Surinam, Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, manifest, portage bill, invoices, letters, disbursements]; (6) 1768, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [portage bill, sailing orders, letters, account of sales]; (7) 1769, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [sailing orders, names of crew, letters, bills, invoices]; (8) November 16, 1770-1771, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts, letters, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1771-1772, West Indies, Captain Christopher Whipple [Nicholas, Moses, and Joseph Brown only have shares in this voyage; materials include wrappers, disbursements, memorandums, sailing orders, letters, instructions, bills, accounts -- some documents are in French]; (10) July 8, 1772-1773, Hispaniola, Captain Peter Ritto [wrappers, letters, invoice, bill of sale, sailing orders, crew list, bill of disbursements -- some documents are in French]; (11) 1772-1773, Antigua, Surinam, Captain Daniel Bucklin [accounts, agreements, account of sales, letters]; (12) April 17, 1773-1773, Barbados, Captain Stephen Gregory [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, ship repairs, accounts, receipts]; (13) 1773-1774, Windward Islands, St. Eustatius, Captain Daniel Bucklin [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts]; (14) June 26, 1776-1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [3/4 share Nicholas Brown and Co., 1/4 share Aaron Lopez; materials include wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, portage bill, advertisement for sailor who deserted, agreement, bill of lading]; (15) 1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [wrappers, letters, bill of exchange, prices current]; and (16) 1778, Paramaribo, Captain [?] [Nicholas Brown and Company and Aaron Lopez own shares; materials include letters]. Antigua--Trade; Barbados--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Lopez; Daniel Bucklin; Clark and Nightingale; Custom Duties; David Dunwell; Samuel W. Fales; Four Brothers (sloop); George (brigantine); Granada--Trade; Christopher Gregory; Hispaniola--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Samuel Kissam; Aaron Lopez; John Peck; Politics--Rhode Island; Prices Current; Peter Ritto; Sally (brigantine); Christopher Sheldon; Shipping--England; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple; Christopher Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

October 17, 1767-June 4, 1768

Box 547, Folder 8

Brigantine George 1 folder General Note: Ship's papers for sixteen trading voyages by the brigantine George are included in this sub-series. The brigantine was rebuilt in 1767 by Barnard Eddy. Adventures included: (1) 1764-1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [prices current, bill of disbursement, account of sale, sailing orders, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, fitting out papers, accounts, letters]; (2) 1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [accounts, invoices, sailing orders, letters, list of English vessels at Surinam, bills]; (3) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [invoices, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, sailing orders with directions for slave trading, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, port charges]; (4) September 4, 1766-1766, Antigua, Granada, Captain John Peck [wrappers, disbursements, invoices, sailing instructions, sea protest, bills, accounts]; (5) October 21, 1767-1768, Surinam, Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, manifest, portage bill, invoices, letters, disbursements]; (6) 1768, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [portage bill, sailing orders, letters, account of sales]; (7) 1769, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [sailing orders, names of crew, letters, bills, invoices]; (8) November 16, 1770-1771, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts, letters, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1771-1772, West Indies, Captain Christopher Whipple [Nicholas, Moses, and Joseph Brown only have shares in this voyage; materials include wrappers, disbursements, memorandums, sailing orders, letters, instructions, bills, accounts -- some documents are in French]; (10) July 8, 1772-1773, Hispaniola, Captain Peter Ritto [wrappers, letters, invoice, bill of sale, sailing orders, crew list, bill of disbursements -- some documents are in French]; (11) 1772-1773, Antigua, Surinam, Captain Daniel Bucklin [accounts, agreements, account of sales, letters]; (12) April 17, 1773-1773, Barbados, Captain Stephen Gregory [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, ship repairs, accounts, receipts]; (13) 1773-1774, Windward Islands, St. Eustatius, Captain Daniel Bucklin [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts]; (14) June 26, 1776-1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [3/4 share Nicholas Brown and Co., 1/4 share Aaron Lopez; materials include wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, portage bill, advertisement for sailor who deserted, agreement, bill of lading]; (15) 1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [wrappers, letters, bill of exchange, prices current]; and (16) 1778, Paramaribo, Captain [?] [Nicholas Brown and Company and Aaron Lopez own shares; materials include letters]. Antigua--Trade; Barbados--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Lopez; Daniel Bucklin; Clark and Nightingale; Custom Duties; David Dunwell; Samuel W. Fales; Four Brothers (sloop); George (brigantine); Granada--Trade; Christopher Gregory; Hispaniola--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Samuel Kissam; Aaron Lopez; John Peck; Politics--Rhode Island; Prices Current; Peter Ritto; Sally (brigantine); Christopher Sheldon; Shipping--England; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple; Christopher Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

March 1769

Box 547, Folder 9

Brigantine George 1 folder General Note: Ship's papers for sixteen trading voyages by the brigantine George are included in this sub-series. The brigantine was rebuilt in 1767 by Barnard Eddy. Adventures included: (1) 1764-1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [prices current, bill of disbursement, account of sale, sailing orders, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, fitting out papers, accounts, letters]; (2) 1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [accounts, invoices, sailing orders, letters, list of English vessels at Surinam, bills]; (3) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [invoices, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, sailing orders with directions for slave trading, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, port charges]; (4) September 4, 1766-1766, Antigua, Granada, Captain John Peck [wrappers, disbursements, invoices, sailing instructions, sea protest, bills, accounts]; (5) October 21, 1767-1768, Surinam, Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, manifest, portage bill, invoices, letters, disbursements]; (6) 1768, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [portage bill, sailing orders, letters, account of sales]; (7) 1769, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [sailing orders, names of crew, letters, bills, invoices]; (8) November 16, 1770-1771, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts, letters, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1771-1772, West Indies, Captain Christopher Whipple [Nicholas, Moses, and Joseph Brown only have shares in this voyage; materials include wrappers, disbursements, memorandums, sailing orders, letters, instructions, bills, accounts -- some documents are in French]; (10) July 8, 1772-1773, Hispaniola, Captain Peter Ritto [wrappers, letters, invoice, bill of sale, sailing orders, crew list, bill of disbursements -- some documents are in French]; (11) 1772-1773, Antigua, Surinam, Captain Daniel Bucklin [accounts, agreements, account of sales, letters]; (12) April 17, 1773-1773, Barbados, Captain Stephen Gregory [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, ship repairs, accounts, receipts]; (13) 1773-1774, Windward Islands, St. Eustatius, Captain Daniel Bucklin [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts]; (14) June 26, 1776-1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [3/4 share Nicholas Brown and Co., 1/4 share Aaron Lopez; materials include wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, portage bill, advertisement for sailor who deserted, agreement, bill of lading]; (15) 1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [wrappers, letters, bill of exchange, prices current]; and (16) 1778, Paramaribo, Captain [?] [Nicholas Brown and Company and Aaron Lopez own shares; materials include letters]. Antigua--Trade; Barbados--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Lopez; Daniel Bucklin; Clark and Nightingale; Custom Duties; David Dunwell; Samuel W. Fales; Four Brothers (sloop); George (brigantine); Granada--Trade; Christopher Gregory; Hispaniola--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Samuel Kissam; Aaron Lopez; John Peck; Politics--Rhode Island; Prices Current; Peter Ritto; Sally (brigantine); Christopher Sheldon; Shipping--England; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple; Christopher Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

November 15, 1770-June 1, 1771

Box 547, Folder 10

Brigantine George 1 folder General Note: Ship's papers for sixteen trading voyages by the brigantine George are included in this sub-series. The brigantine was rebuilt in 1767 by Barnard Eddy. Adventures included: (1) 1764-1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [prices current, bill of disbursement, account of sale, sailing orders, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, fitting out papers, accounts, letters]; (2) 1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [accounts, invoices, sailing orders, letters, list of English vessels at Surinam, bills]; (3) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [invoices, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, sailing orders with directions for slave trading, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, port charges]; (4) September 4, 1766-1766, Antigua, Granada, Captain John Peck [wrappers, disbursements, invoices, sailing instructions, sea protest, bills, accounts]; (5) October 21, 1767-1768, Surinam, Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, manifest, portage bill, invoices, letters, disbursements]; (6) 1768, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [portage bill, sailing orders, letters, account of sales]; (7) 1769, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [sailing orders, names of crew, letters, bills, invoices]; (8) November 16, 1770-1771, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts, letters, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1771-1772, West Indies, Captain Christopher Whipple [Nicholas, Moses, and Joseph Brown only have shares in this voyage; materials include wrappers, disbursements, memorandums, sailing orders, letters, instructions, bills, accounts -- some documents are in French]; (10) July 8, 1772-1773, Hispaniola, Captain Peter Ritto [wrappers, letters, invoice, bill of sale, sailing orders, crew list, bill of disbursements -- some documents are in French]; (11) 1772-1773, Antigua, Surinam, Captain Daniel Bucklin [accounts, agreements, account of sales, letters]; (12) April 17, 1773-1773, Barbados, Captain Stephen Gregory [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, ship repairs, accounts, receipts]; (13) 1773-1774, Windward Islands, St. Eustatius, Captain Daniel Bucklin [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts]; (14) June 26, 1776-1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [3/4 share Nicholas Brown and Co., 1/4 share Aaron Lopez; materials include wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, portage bill, advertisement for sailor who deserted, agreement, bill of lading]; (15) 1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [wrappers, letters, bill of exchange, prices current]; and (16) 1778, Paramaribo, Captain [?] [Nicholas Brown and Company and Aaron Lopez own shares; materials include letters]. Antigua--Trade; Barbados--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Lopez; Daniel Bucklin; Clark and Nightingale; Custom Duties; David Dunwell; Samuel W. Fales; Four Brothers (sloop); George (brigantine); Granada--Trade; Christopher Gregory; Hispaniola--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Samuel Kissam; Aaron Lopez; John Peck; Politics--Rhode Island; Prices Current; Peter Ritto; Sally (brigantine); Christopher Sheldon; Shipping--England; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple; Christopher Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

December 30, 1771-May 30, 1772

Box 548, Folder 1

Brigantine George 1 folder General Note: Ship's papers for sixteen trading voyages by the brigantine George are included in this sub-series. The brigantine was rebuilt in 1767 by Barnard Eddy. Adventures included: (1) 1764-1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [prices current, bill of disbursement, account of sale, sailing orders, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, fitting out papers, accounts, letters]; (2) 1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [accounts, invoices, sailing orders, letters, list of English vessels at Surinam, bills]; (3) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [invoices, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, sailing orders with directions for slave trading, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, port charges]; (4) September 4, 1766-1766, Antigua, Granada, Captain John Peck [wrappers, disbursements, invoices, sailing instructions, sea protest, bills, accounts]; (5) October 21, 1767-1768, Surinam, Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, manifest, portage bill, invoices, letters, disbursements]; (6) 1768, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [portage bill, sailing orders, letters, account of sales]; (7) 1769, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [sailing orders, names of crew, letters, bills, invoices]; (8) November 16, 1770-1771, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts, letters, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1771-1772, West Indies, Captain Christopher Whipple [Nicholas, Moses, and Joseph Brown only have shares in this voyage; materials include wrappers, disbursements, memorandums, sailing orders, letters, instructions, bills, accounts -- some documents are in French]; (10) July 8, 1772-1773, Hispaniola, Captain Peter Ritto [wrappers, letters, invoice, bill of sale, sailing orders, crew list, bill of disbursements -- some documents are in French]; (11) 1772-1773, Antigua, Surinam, Captain Daniel Bucklin [accounts, agreements, account of sales, letters]; (12) April 17, 1773-1773, Barbados, Captain Stephen Gregory [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, ship repairs, accounts, receipts]; (13) 1773-1774, Windward Islands, St. Eustatius, Captain Daniel Bucklin [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts]; (14) June 26, 1776-1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [3/4 share Nicholas Brown and Co., 1/4 share Aaron Lopez; materials include wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, portage bill, advertisement for sailor who deserted, agreement, bill of lading]; (15) 1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [wrappers, letters, bill of exchange, prices current]; and (16) 1778, Paramaribo, Captain [?] [Nicholas Brown and Company and Aaron Lopez own shares; materials include letters]. Antigua--Trade; Barbados--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Lopez; Daniel Bucklin; Clark and Nightingale; Custom Duties; David Dunwell; Samuel W. Fales; Four Brothers (sloop); George (brigantine); Granada--Trade; Christopher Gregory; Hispaniola--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Samuel Kissam; Aaron Lopez; John Peck; Politics--Rhode Island; Prices Current; Peter Ritto; Sally (brigantine); Christopher Sheldon; Shipping--England; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple; Christopher Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

July 3, 1772-September 3, 1772

Box 548, Folder 2

Brigantine George 1 folder General Note: Ship's papers for sixteen trading voyages by the brigantine George are included in this sub-series. The brigantine was rebuilt in 1767 by Barnard Eddy. Adventures included: (1) 1764-1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [prices current, bill of disbursement, account of sale, sailing orders, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, fitting out papers, accounts, letters]; (2) 1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [accounts, invoices, sailing orders, letters, list of English vessels at Surinam, bills]; (3) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [invoices, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, sailing orders with directions for slave trading, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, port charges]; (4) September 4, 1766-1766, Antigua, Granada, Captain John Peck [wrappers, disbursements, invoices, sailing instructions, sea protest, bills, accounts]; (5) October 21, 1767-1768, Surinam, Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, manifest, portage bill, invoices, letters, disbursements]; (6) 1768, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [portage bill, sailing orders, letters, account of sales]; (7) 1769, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [sailing orders, names of crew, letters, bills, invoices]; (8) November 16, 1770-1771, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts, letters, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1771-1772, West Indies, Captain Christopher Whipple [Nicholas, Moses, and Joseph Brown only have shares in this voyage; materials include wrappers, disbursements, memorandums, sailing orders, letters, instructions, bills, accounts -- some documents are in French]; (10) July 8, 1772-1773, Hispaniola, Captain Peter Ritto [wrappers, letters, invoice, bill of sale, sailing orders, crew list, bill of disbursements -- some documents are in French]; (11) 1772-1773, Antigua, Surinam, Captain Daniel Bucklin [accounts, agreements, account of sales, letters]; (12) April 17, 1773-1773, Barbados, Captain Stephen Gregory [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, ship repairs, accounts, receipts]; (13) 1773-1774, Windward Islands, St. Eustatius, Captain Daniel Bucklin [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts]; (14) June 26, 1776-1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [3/4 share Nicholas Brown and Co., 1/4 share Aaron Lopez; materials include wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, portage bill, advertisement for sailor who deserted, agreement, bill of lading]; (15) 1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [wrappers, letters, bill of exchange, prices current]; and (16) 1778, Paramaribo, Captain [?] [Nicholas Brown and Company and Aaron Lopez own shares; materials include letters]. Antigua--Trade; Barbados--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Lopez; Daniel Bucklin; Clark and Nightingale; Custom Duties; David Dunwell; Samuel W. Fales; Four Brothers (sloop); George (brigantine); Granada--Trade; Christopher Gregory; Hispaniola--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Samuel Kissam; Aaron Lopez; John Peck; Politics--Rhode Island; Prices Current; Peter Ritto; Sally (brigantine); Christopher Sheldon; Shipping--England; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple; Christopher Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

September 9, 1772-December 13, 1772

Box 548, Folder 3

Brigantine George 1 folder General Note: Ship's papers for sixteen trading voyages by the brigantine George are included in this sub-series. The brigantine was rebuilt in 1767 by Barnard Eddy. Adventures included: (1) 1764-1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [prices current, bill of disbursement, account of sale, sailing orders, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, fitting out papers, accounts, letters]; (2) 1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [accounts, invoices, sailing orders, letters, list of English vessels at Surinam, bills]; (3) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [invoices, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, sailing orders with directions for slave trading, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, port charges]; (4) September 4, 1766-1766, Antigua, Granada, Captain John Peck [wrappers, disbursements, invoices, sailing instructions, sea protest, bills, accounts]; (5) October 21, 1767-1768, Surinam, Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, manifest, portage bill, invoices, letters, disbursements]; (6) 1768, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [portage bill, sailing orders, letters, account of sales]; (7) 1769, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [sailing orders, names of crew, letters, bills, invoices]; (8) November 16, 1770-1771, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts, letters, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1771-1772, West Indies, Captain Christopher Whipple [Nicholas, Moses, and Joseph Brown only have shares in this voyage; materials include wrappers, disbursements, memorandums, sailing orders, letters, instructions, bills, accounts -- some documents are in French]; (10) July 8, 1772-1773, Hispaniola, Captain Peter Ritto [wrappers, letters, invoice, bill of sale, sailing orders, crew list, bill of disbursements -- some documents are in French]; (11) 1772-1773, Antigua, Surinam, Captain Daniel Bucklin [accounts, agreements, account of sales, letters]; (12) April 17, 1773-1773, Barbados, Captain Stephen Gregory [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, ship repairs, accounts, receipts]; (13) 1773-1774, Windward Islands, St. Eustatius, Captain Daniel Bucklin [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts]; (14) June 26, 1776-1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [3/4 share Nicholas Brown and Co., 1/4 share Aaron Lopez; materials include wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, portage bill, advertisement for sailor who deserted, agreement, bill of lading]; (15) 1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [wrappers, letters, bill of exchange, prices current]; and (16) 1778, Paramaribo, Captain [?] [Nicholas Brown and Company and Aaron Lopez own shares; materials include letters]. Antigua--Trade; Barbados--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Lopez; Daniel Bucklin; Clark and Nightingale; Custom Duties; David Dunwell; Samuel W. Fales; Four Brothers (sloop); George (brigantine); Granada--Trade; Christopher Gregory; Hispaniola--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Samuel Kissam; Aaron Lopez; John Peck; Politics--Rhode Island; Prices Current; Peter Ritto; Sally (brigantine); Christopher Sheldon; Shipping--England; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple; Christopher Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[1772]-January 12, 1773

Box 548, Folder 4

Brigantine George 1 folder General Note: Ship's papers for sixteen trading voyages by the brigantine George are included in this sub-series. The brigantine was rebuilt in 1767 by Barnard Eddy. Adventures included: (1) 1764-1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [prices current, bill of disbursement, account of sale, sailing orders, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, fitting out papers, accounts, letters]; (2) 1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [accounts, invoices, sailing orders, letters, list of English vessels at Surinam, bills]; (3) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [invoices, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, sailing orders with directions for slave trading, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, port charges]; (4) September 4, 1766-1766, Antigua, Granada, Captain John Peck [wrappers, disbursements, invoices, sailing instructions, sea protest, bills, accounts]; (5) October 21, 1767-1768, Surinam, Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, manifest, portage bill, invoices, letters, disbursements]; (6) 1768, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [portage bill, sailing orders, letters, account of sales]; (7) 1769, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [sailing orders, names of crew, letters, bills, invoices]; (8) November 16, 1770-1771, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts, letters, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1771-1772, West Indies, Captain Christopher Whipple [Nicholas, Moses, and Joseph Brown only have shares in this voyage; materials include wrappers, disbursements, memorandums, sailing orders, letters, instructions, bills, accounts -- some documents are in French]; (10) July 8, 1772-1773, Hispaniola, Captain Peter Ritto [wrappers, letters, invoice, bill of sale, sailing orders, crew list, bill of disbursements -- some documents are in French]; (11) 1772-1773, Antigua, Surinam, Captain Daniel Bucklin [accounts, agreements, account of sales, letters]; (12) April 17, 1773-1773, Barbados, Captain Stephen Gregory [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, ship repairs, accounts, receipts]; (13) 1773-1774, Windward Islands, St. Eustatius, Captain Daniel Bucklin [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts]; (14) June 26, 1776-1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [3/4 share Nicholas Brown and Co., 1/4 share Aaron Lopez; materials include wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, portage bill, advertisement for sailor who deserted, agreement, bill of lading]; (15) 1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [wrappers, letters, bill of exchange, prices current]; and (16) 1778, Paramaribo, Captain [?] [Nicholas Brown and Company and Aaron Lopez own shares; materials include letters]. Antigua--Trade; Barbados--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Lopez; Daniel Bucklin; Clark and Nightingale; Custom Duties; David Dunwell; Samuel W. Fales; Four Brothers (sloop); George (brigantine); Granada--Trade; Christopher Gregory; Hispaniola--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Samuel Kissam; Aaron Lopez; John Peck; Politics--Rhode Island; Prices Current; Peter Ritto; Sally (brigantine); Christopher Sheldon; Shipping--England; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple; Christopher Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

April 15, 1773-October 21, 1773

Box 548, Folder 5

Brigantine George 1 folder General Note: Ship's papers for sixteen trading voyages by the brigantine George are included in this sub-series. The brigantine was rebuilt in 1767 by Barnard Eddy. Adventures included: (1) 1764-1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [prices current, bill of disbursement, account of sale, sailing orders, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, fitting out papers, accounts, letters]; (2) 1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [accounts, invoices, sailing orders, letters, list of English vessels at Surinam, bills]; (3) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [invoices, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, sailing orders with directions for slave trading, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, port charges]; (4) September 4, 1766-1766, Antigua, Granada, Captain John Peck [wrappers, disbursements, invoices, sailing instructions, sea protest, bills, accounts]; (5) October 21, 1767-1768, Surinam, Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, manifest, portage bill, invoices, letters, disbursements]; (6) 1768, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [portage bill, sailing orders, letters, account of sales]; (7) 1769, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [sailing orders, names of crew, letters, bills, invoices]; (8) November 16, 1770-1771, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts, letters, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1771-1772, West Indies, Captain Christopher Whipple [Nicholas, Moses, and Joseph Brown only have shares in this voyage; materials include wrappers, disbursements, memorandums, sailing orders, letters, instructions, bills, accounts -- some documents are in French]; (10) July 8, 1772-1773, Hispaniola, Captain Peter Ritto [wrappers, letters, invoice, bill of sale, sailing orders, crew list, bill of disbursements -- some documents are in French]; (11) 1772-1773, Antigua, Surinam, Captain Daniel Bucklin [accounts, agreements, account of sales, letters]; (12) April 17, 1773-1773, Barbados, Captain Stephen Gregory [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, ship repairs, accounts, receipts]; (13) 1773-1774, Windward Islands, St. Eustatius, Captain Daniel Bucklin [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts]; (14) June 26, 1776-1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [3/4 share Nicholas Brown and Co., 1/4 share Aaron Lopez; materials include wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, portage bill, advertisement for sailor who deserted, agreement, bill of lading]; (15) 1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [wrappers, letters, bill of exchange, prices current]; and (16) 1778, Paramaribo, Captain [?] [Nicholas Brown and Company and Aaron Lopez own shares; materials include letters]. Antigua--Trade; Barbados--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Lopez; Daniel Bucklin; Clark and Nightingale; Custom Duties; David Dunwell; Samuel W. Fales; Four Brothers (sloop); George (brigantine); Granada--Trade; Christopher Gregory; Hispaniola--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Samuel Kissam; Aaron Lopez; John Peck; Politics--Rhode Island; Prices Current; Peter Ritto; Sally (brigantine); Christopher Sheldon; Shipping--England; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple; Christopher Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[ ] 1773-July 28, 1773

Box 548, Folder 6

Brigantine George 1 folder General Note: Ship's papers for sixteen trading voyages by the brigantine George are included in this sub-series. The brigantine was rebuilt in 1767 by Barnard Eddy. Adventures included: (1) 1764-1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [prices current, bill of disbursement, account of sale, sailing orders, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, fitting out papers, accounts, letters]; (2) 1765, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [accounts, invoices, sailing orders, letters, list of English vessels at Surinam, bills]; (3) 1765-1766, Surinam, Captain Abraham Whipple [invoices, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, sailing orders with directions for slave trading, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, port charges]; (4) September 4, 1766-1766, Antigua, Granada, Captain John Peck [wrappers, disbursements, invoices, sailing instructions, sea protest, bills, accounts]; (5) October 21, 1767-1768, Surinam, Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, sailing orders, manifest, portage bill, invoices, letters, disbursements]; (6) 1768, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [portage bill, sailing orders, letters, account of sales]; (7) 1769, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [sailing orders, names of crew, letters, bills, invoices]; (8) November 16, 1770-1771, Surinam, Captain Christopher Sheldon [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts, letters, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1771-1772, West Indies, Captain Christopher Whipple [Nicholas, Moses, and Joseph Brown only have shares in this voyage; materials include wrappers, disbursements, memorandums, sailing orders, letters, instructions, bills, accounts -- some documents are in French]; (10) July 8, 1772-1773, Hispaniola, Captain Peter Ritto [wrappers, letters, invoice, bill of sale, sailing orders, crew list, bill of disbursements -- some documents are in French]; (11) 1772-1773, Antigua, Surinam, Captain Daniel Bucklin [accounts, agreements, account of sales, letters]; (12) April 17, 1773-1773, Barbados, Captain Stephen Gregory [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, ship repairs, accounts, receipts]; (13) 1773-1774, Windward Islands, St. Eustatius, Captain Daniel Bucklin [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, accounts]; (14) June 26, 1776-1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [3/4 share Nicholas Brown and Co., 1/4 share Aaron Lopez; materials include wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, portage bill, advertisement for sailor who deserted, agreement, bill of lading]; (15) 1777, Surinam, Captain David Dunwell [wrappers, letters, bill of exchange, prices current]; and (16) 1778, Paramaribo, Captain [?] [Nicholas Brown and Company and Aaron Lopez own shares; materials include letters]. Antigua--Trade; Barbados--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Lopez; Daniel Bucklin; Clark and Nightingale; Custom Duties; David Dunwell; Samuel W. Fales; Four Brothers (sloop); George (brigantine); Granada--Trade; Christopher Gregory; Hispaniola--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Samuel Kissam; Aaron Lopez; John Peck; Politics--Rhode Island; Prices Current; Peter Ritto; Sally (brigantine); Christopher Sheldon; Shipping--England; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple; Christopher Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

December 28, 1773-[1774]

Box 548, Folder 7

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: Sloop George made numerous voyages for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1762. These included (1) 1758-1759, St. Thomas, Monte Cristi, Captain Solomon Owens: cargo included sugar, molasses [wrappers, receipts, sailing orders, fitting out bills, accounts, invoices]; (2) 1759, Surinam and Paramaribo, Captain Ambrose Page: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum [flags of truce, accounts, wrappers, fitting out bills, portage bills, bill of lading, sailing orders, letters]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain William Earle: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products [flag of truce, cargo accounts, disbursements, accounts of sale, flag of truce bond, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out bills, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (4) 1761, Monte Cristi, Captain William Earle: cargo included molasses, candles, flour, oil, hoops [bill of disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, list of freemen of the Town of Johnston, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts]; (5) 1761, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, horses, candles, lumber [7/16 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 7/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 share Ambrose Page, fitting out bills for slave trading, portage bill, manifest of cargo, bill of disbursements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, seamen's accounts, receipts]; and (6) 1762, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included tobacco, lumber, oil, sugar, molasses [1/2 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 1/2 share Nicholas and John Brown, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest of cargo, account of sales, invoices, bill of disbursements]. There is evidence in this sub-series of two other voyages undertaken by Captain William Earle in a different sloop George. In 1762, Captain Earle left for Monte Cristi in January, returned to Providence in April, and then sailed immediately for Surinam [wrappers, invoices, bills, accounts, sailing orders, letters]. Obadiah Brown and Company had 9/16 shares in these adventures along with others. Cargo included molasses, candles, whale products, tobacco, livestock, and agricultural products. Barbados; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; John Dexter; William Earle; Flour; Freemanship--Colonial Rhode Island--List of Freemen of Johnston; George (sloop); Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Horses--Trade; Johnston, RI--List of Freemen; Labor; Livestock; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Oil; Solomon Owens; Ambrose Page; Produce; Rum; Seven Years' War; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; Obadiah Sprague; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Warner; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

December 19, 1758-May 16, 1759

Box 548, Folder 8

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: Sloop George made numerous voyages for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1762. These included (1) 1758-1759, St. Thomas, Monte Cristi, Captain Solomon Owens: cargo included sugar, molasses [wrappers, receipts, sailing orders, fitting out bills, accounts, invoices]; (2) 1759, Surinam and Paramaribo, Captain Ambrose Page: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum [flags of truce, accounts, wrappers, fitting out bills, portage bills, bill of lading, sailing orders, letters]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain William Earle: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products [flag of truce, cargo accounts, disbursements, accounts of sale, flag of truce bond, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out bills, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (4) 1761, Monte Cristi, Captain William Earle: cargo included molasses, candles, flour, oil, hoops [bill of disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, list of freemen of the Town of Johnston, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts]; (5) 1761, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, horses, candles, lumber [7/16 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 7/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 share Ambrose Page, fitting out bills for slave trading, portage bill, manifest of cargo, bill of disbursements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, seamen's accounts, receipts]; and (6) 1762, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included tobacco, lumber, oil, sugar, molasses [1/2 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 1/2 share Nicholas and John Brown, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest of cargo, account of sales, invoices, bill of disbursements]. There is evidence in this sub-series of two other voyages undertaken by Captain William Earle in a different sloop George. In 1762, Captain Earle left for Monte Cristi in January, returned to Providence in April, and then sailed immediately for Surinam [wrappers, invoices, bills, accounts, sailing orders, letters]. Obadiah Brown and Company had 9/16 shares in these adventures along with others. Cargo included molasses, candles, whale products, tobacco, livestock, and agricultural products. Barbados; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; John Dexter; William Earle; Flour; Freemanship--Colonial Rhode Island--List of Freemen of Johnston; George (sloop); Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Horses--Trade; Johnston, RI--List of Freemen; Labor; Livestock; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Oil; Solomon Owens; Ambrose Page; Produce; Rum; Seven Years' War; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; Obadiah Sprague; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Warner; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

July 1759

Box 548, Folder 9

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: Sloop George made numerous voyages for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1762. These included (1) 1758-1759, St. Thomas, Monte Cristi, Captain Solomon Owens: cargo included sugar, molasses [wrappers, receipts, sailing orders, fitting out bills, accounts, invoices]; (2) 1759, Surinam and Paramaribo, Captain Ambrose Page: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum [flags of truce, accounts, wrappers, fitting out bills, portage bills, bill of lading, sailing orders, letters]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain William Earle: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products [flag of truce, cargo accounts, disbursements, accounts of sale, flag of truce bond, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out bills, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (4) 1761, Monte Cristi, Captain William Earle: cargo included molasses, candles, flour, oil, hoops [bill of disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, list of freemen of the Town of Johnston, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts]; (5) 1761, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, horses, candles, lumber [7/16 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 7/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 share Ambrose Page, fitting out bills for slave trading, portage bill, manifest of cargo, bill of disbursements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, seamen's accounts, receipts]; and (6) 1762, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included tobacco, lumber, oil, sugar, molasses [1/2 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 1/2 share Nicholas and John Brown, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest of cargo, account of sales, invoices, bill of disbursements]. There is evidence in this sub-series of two other voyages undertaken by Captain William Earle in a different sloop George. In 1762, Captain Earle left for Monte Cristi in January, returned to Providence in April, and then sailed immediately for Surinam [wrappers, invoices, bills, accounts, sailing orders, letters]. Obadiah Brown and Company had 9/16 shares in these adventures along with others. Cargo included molasses, candles, whale products, tobacco, livestock, and agricultural products. Barbados; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; John Dexter; William Earle; Flour; Freemanship--Colonial Rhode Island--List of Freemen of Johnston; George (sloop); Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Horses--Trade; Johnston, RI--List of Freemen; Labor; Livestock; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Oil; Solomon Owens; Ambrose Page; Produce; Rum; Seven Years' War; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; Obadiah Sprague; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Warner; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

July 1759

Box 548, Folder 10

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: Sloop George made numerous voyages for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1762. These included (1) 1758-1759, St. Thomas, Monte Cristi, Captain Solomon Owens: cargo included sugar, molasses [wrappers, receipts, sailing orders, fitting out bills, accounts, invoices]; (2) 1759, Surinam and Paramaribo, Captain Ambrose Page: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum [flags of truce, accounts, wrappers, fitting out bills, portage bills, bill of lading, sailing orders, letters]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain William Earle: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products [flag of truce, cargo accounts, disbursements, accounts of sale, flag of truce bond, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out bills, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (4) 1761, Monte Cristi, Captain William Earle: cargo included molasses, candles, flour, oil, hoops [bill of disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, list of freemen of the Town of Johnston, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts]; (5) 1761, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, horses, candles, lumber [7/16 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 7/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 share Ambrose Page, fitting out bills for slave trading, portage bill, manifest of cargo, bill of disbursements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, seamen's accounts, receipts]; and (6) 1762, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included tobacco, lumber, oil, sugar, molasses [1/2 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 1/2 share Nicholas and John Brown, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest of cargo, account of sales, invoices, bill of disbursements]. There is evidence in this sub-series of two other voyages undertaken by Captain William Earle in a different sloop George. In 1762, Captain Earle left for Monte Cristi in January, returned to Providence in April, and then sailed immediately for Surinam [wrappers, invoices, bills, accounts, sailing orders, letters]. Obadiah Brown and Company had 9/16 shares in these adventures along with others. Cargo included molasses, candles, whale products, tobacco, livestock, and agricultural products. Barbados; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; John Dexter; William Earle; Flour; Freemanship--Colonial Rhode Island--List of Freemen of Johnston; George (sloop); Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Horses--Trade; Johnston, RI--List of Freemen; Labor; Livestock; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Oil; Solomon Owens; Ambrose Page; Produce; Rum; Seven Years' War; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; Obadiah Sprague; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Warner; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

February 16, 1760-[ ] 1760

Box 548, Folder 11

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: Sloop George made numerous voyages for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1762. These included (1) 1758-1759, St. Thomas, Monte Cristi, Captain Solomon Owens: cargo included sugar, molasses [wrappers, receipts, sailing orders, fitting out bills, accounts, invoices]; (2) 1759, Surinam and Paramaribo, Captain Ambrose Page: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum [flags of truce, accounts, wrappers, fitting out bills, portage bills, bill of lading, sailing orders, letters]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain William Earle: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products [flag of truce, cargo accounts, disbursements, accounts of sale, flag of truce bond, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out bills, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (4) 1761, Monte Cristi, Captain William Earle: cargo included molasses, candles, flour, oil, hoops [bill of disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, list of freemen of the Town of Johnston, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts]; (5) 1761, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, horses, candles, lumber [7/16 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 7/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 share Ambrose Page, fitting out bills for slave trading, portage bill, manifest of cargo, bill of disbursements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, seamen's accounts, receipts]; and (6) 1762, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included tobacco, lumber, oil, sugar, molasses [1/2 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 1/2 share Nicholas and John Brown, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest of cargo, account of sales, invoices, bill of disbursements]. There is evidence in this sub-series of two other voyages undertaken by Captain William Earle in a different sloop George. In 1762, Captain Earle left for Monte Cristi in January, returned to Providence in April, and then sailed immediately for Surinam [wrappers, invoices, bills, accounts, sailing orders, letters]. Obadiah Brown and Company had 9/16 shares in these adventures along with others. Cargo included molasses, candles, whale products, tobacco, livestock, and agricultural products. Barbados; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; John Dexter; William Earle; Flour; Freemanship--Colonial Rhode Island--List of Freemen of Johnston; George (sloop); Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Horses--Trade; Johnston, RI--List of Freemen; Labor; Livestock; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Oil; Solomon Owens; Ambrose Page; Produce; Rum; Seven Years' War; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; Obadiah Sprague; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Warner; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

[ ] 1760-December 3, 1761

Box 548, Folder 12

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: Sloop George made numerous voyages for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1762. These included (1) 1758-1759, St. Thomas, Monte Cristi, Captain Solomon Owens: cargo included sugar, molasses [wrappers, receipts, sailing orders, fitting out bills, accounts, invoices]; (2) 1759, Surinam and Paramaribo, Captain Ambrose Page: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum [flags of truce, accounts, wrappers, fitting out bills, portage bills, bill of lading, sailing orders, letters]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain William Earle: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products [flag of truce, cargo accounts, disbursements, accounts of sale, flag of truce bond, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out bills, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (4) 1761, Monte Cristi, Captain William Earle: cargo included molasses, candles, flour, oil, hoops [bill of disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, list of freemen of the Town of Johnston, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts]; (5) 1761, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, horses, candles, lumber [7/16 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 7/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 share Ambrose Page, fitting out bills for slave trading, portage bill, manifest of cargo, bill of disbursements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, seamen's accounts, receipts]; and (6) 1762, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included tobacco, lumber, oil, sugar, molasses [1/2 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 1/2 share Nicholas and John Brown, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest of cargo, account of sales, invoices, bill of disbursements]. There is evidence in this sub-series of two other voyages undertaken by Captain William Earle in a different sloop George. In 1762, Captain Earle left for Monte Cristi in January, returned to Providence in April, and then sailed immediately for Surinam [wrappers, invoices, bills, accounts, sailing orders, letters]. Obadiah Brown and Company had 9/16 shares in these adventures along with others. Cargo included molasses, candles, whale products, tobacco, livestock, and agricultural products. Barbados; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; John Dexter; William Earle; Flour; Freemanship--Colonial Rhode Island--List of Freemen of Johnston; George (sloop); Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Horses--Trade; Johnston, RI--List of Freemen; Labor; Livestock; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Oil; Solomon Owens; Ambrose Page; Produce; Rum; Seven Years' War; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; Obadiah Sprague; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Warner; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

[ ] 1760-ca. November 8, 1760

Box 548, Folder 13

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: Sloop George made numerous voyages for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1762. These included (1) 1758-1759, St. Thomas, Monte Cristi, Captain Solomon Owens: cargo included sugar, molasses [wrappers, receipts, sailing orders, fitting out bills, accounts, invoices]; (2) 1759, Surinam and Paramaribo, Captain Ambrose Page: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum [flags of truce, accounts, wrappers, fitting out bills, portage bills, bill of lading, sailing orders, letters]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain William Earle: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products [flag of truce, cargo accounts, disbursements, accounts of sale, flag of truce bond, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out bills, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (4) 1761, Monte Cristi, Captain William Earle: cargo included molasses, candles, flour, oil, hoops [bill of disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, list of freemen of the Town of Johnston, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts]; (5) 1761, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, horses, candles, lumber [7/16 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 7/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 share Ambrose Page, fitting out bills for slave trading, portage bill, manifest of cargo, bill of disbursements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, seamen's accounts, receipts]; and (6) 1762, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included tobacco, lumber, oil, sugar, molasses [1/2 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 1/2 share Nicholas and John Brown, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest of cargo, account of sales, invoices, bill of disbursements]. There is evidence in this sub-series of two other voyages undertaken by Captain William Earle in a different sloop George. In 1762, Captain Earle left for Monte Cristi in January, returned to Providence in April, and then sailed immediately for Surinam [wrappers, invoices, bills, accounts, sailing orders, letters]. Obadiah Brown and Company had 9/16 shares in these adventures along with others. Cargo included molasses, candles, whale products, tobacco, livestock, and agricultural products. Barbados; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; John Dexter; William Earle; Flour; Freemanship--Colonial Rhode Island--List of Freemen of Johnston; George (sloop); Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Horses--Trade; Johnston, RI--List of Freemen; Labor; Livestock; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Oil; Solomon Owens; Ambrose Page; Produce; Rum; Seven Years' War; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; Obadiah Sprague; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Warner; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

November 12, 1760-September [ ], 1762

Box 549, Folder 1

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: Sloop George made numerous voyages for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1762. These included (1) 1758-1759, St. Thomas, Monte Cristi, Captain Solomon Owens: cargo included sugar, molasses [wrappers, receipts, sailing orders, fitting out bills, accounts, invoices]; (2) 1759, Surinam and Paramaribo, Captain Ambrose Page: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum [flags of truce, accounts, wrappers, fitting out bills, portage bills, bill of lading, sailing orders, letters]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain William Earle: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products [flag of truce, cargo accounts, disbursements, accounts of sale, flag of truce bond, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out bills, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (4) 1761, Monte Cristi, Captain William Earle: cargo included molasses, candles, flour, oil, hoops [bill of disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, list of freemen of the Town of Johnston, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts]; (5) 1761, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, horses, candles, lumber [7/16 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 7/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 share Ambrose Page, fitting out bills for slave trading, portage bill, manifest of cargo, bill of disbursements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, seamen's accounts, receipts]; and (6) 1762, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included tobacco, lumber, oil, sugar, molasses [1/2 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 1/2 share Nicholas and John Brown, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest of cargo, account of sales, invoices, bill of disbursements]. There is evidence in this sub-series of two other voyages undertaken by Captain William Earle in a different sloop George. In 1762, Captain Earle left for Monte Cristi in January, returned to Providence in April, and then sailed immediately for Surinam [wrappers, invoices, bills, accounts, sailing orders, letters]. Obadiah Brown and Company had 9/16 shares in these adventures along with others. Cargo included molasses, candles, whale products, tobacco, livestock, and agricultural products. Barbados; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; John Dexter; William Earle; Flour; Freemanship--Colonial Rhode Island--List of Freemen of Johnston; George (sloop); Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Horses--Trade; Johnston, RI--List of Freemen; Labor; Livestock; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Oil; Solomon Owens; Ambrose Page; Produce; Rum; Seven Years' War; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; Obadiah Sprague; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Warner; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

May 22, 1761-September 18, 1761

Box 549, Folder 2

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: Sloop George made numerous voyages for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1762. These included (1) 1758-1759, St. Thomas, Monte Cristi, Captain Solomon Owens: cargo included sugar, molasses [wrappers, receipts, sailing orders, fitting out bills, accounts, invoices]; (2) 1759, Surinam and Paramaribo, Captain Ambrose Page: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum [flags of truce, accounts, wrappers, fitting out bills, portage bills, bill of lading, sailing orders, letters]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain William Earle: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products [flag of truce, cargo accounts, disbursements, accounts of sale, flag of truce bond, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out bills, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (4) 1761, Monte Cristi, Captain William Earle: cargo included molasses, candles, flour, oil, hoops [bill of disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, list of freemen of the Town of Johnston, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts]; (5) 1761, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, horses, candles, lumber [7/16 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 7/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 share Ambrose Page, fitting out bills for slave trading, portage bill, manifest of cargo, bill of disbursements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, seamen's accounts, receipts]; and (6) 1762, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included tobacco, lumber, oil, sugar, molasses [1/2 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 1/2 share Nicholas and John Brown, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest of cargo, account of sales, invoices, bill of disbursements]. There is evidence in this sub-series of two other voyages undertaken by Captain William Earle in a different sloop George. In 1762, Captain Earle left for Monte Cristi in January, returned to Providence in April, and then sailed immediately for Surinam [wrappers, invoices, bills, accounts, sailing orders, letters]. Obadiah Brown and Company had 9/16 shares in these adventures along with others. Cargo included molasses, candles, whale products, tobacco, livestock, and agricultural products. Barbados; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; John Dexter; William Earle; Flour; Freemanship--Colonial Rhode Island--List of Freemen of Johnston; George (sloop); Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Horses--Trade; Johnston, RI--List of Freemen; Labor; Livestock; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Oil; Solomon Owens; Ambrose Page; Produce; Rum; Seven Years' War; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; Obadiah Sprague; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Warner; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

May 7, 1761-November 17, 1761

Box 549, Folder 3

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: Sloop George made numerous voyages for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1762. These included (1) 1758-1759, St. Thomas, Monte Cristi, Captain Solomon Owens: cargo included sugar, molasses [wrappers, receipts, sailing orders, fitting out bills, accounts, invoices]; (2) 1759, Surinam and Paramaribo, Captain Ambrose Page: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum [flags of truce, accounts, wrappers, fitting out bills, portage bills, bill of lading, sailing orders, letters]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain William Earle: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products [flag of truce, cargo accounts, disbursements, accounts of sale, flag of truce bond, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out bills, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (4) 1761, Monte Cristi, Captain William Earle: cargo included molasses, candles, flour, oil, hoops [bill of disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, list of freemen of the Town of Johnston, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts]; (5) 1761, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, horses, candles, lumber [7/16 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 7/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 share Ambrose Page, fitting out bills for slave trading, portage bill, manifest of cargo, bill of disbursements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, seamen's accounts, receipts]; and (6) 1762, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included tobacco, lumber, oil, sugar, molasses [1/2 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 1/2 share Nicholas and John Brown, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest of cargo, account of sales, invoices, bill of disbursements]. There is evidence in this sub-series of two other voyages undertaken by Captain William Earle in a different sloop George. In 1762, Captain Earle left for Monte Cristi in January, returned to Providence in April, and then sailed immediately for Surinam [wrappers, invoices, bills, accounts, sailing orders, letters]. Obadiah Brown and Company had 9/16 shares in these adventures along with others. Cargo included molasses, candles, whale products, tobacco, livestock, and agricultural products. Barbados; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; John Dexter; William Earle; Flour; Freemanship--Colonial Rhode Island--List of Freemen of Johnston; George (sloop); Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Horses--Trade; Johnston, RI--List of Freemen; Labor; Livestock; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Oil; Solomon Owens; Ambrose Page; Produce; Rum; Seven Years' War; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; Obadiah Sprague; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Warner; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

April 1, 1761-September 15, 176T

Box 549, Folder 4

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: Sloop George made numerous voyages for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1762. These included (1) 1758-1759, St. Thomas, Monte Cristi, Captain Solomon Owens: cargo included sugar, molasses [wrappers, receipts, sailing orders, fitting out bills, accounts, invoices]; (2) 1759, Surinam and Paramaribo, Captain Ambrose Page: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum [flags of truce, accounts, wrappers, fitting out bills, portage bills, bill of lading, sailing orders, letters]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain William Earle: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products [flag of truce, cargo accounts, disbursements, accounts of sale, flag of truce bond, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out bills, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (4) 1761, Monte Cristi, Captain William Earle: cargo included molasses, candles, flour, oil, hoops [bill of disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, list of freemen of the Town of Johnston, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts]; (5) 1761, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, horses, candles, lumber [7/16 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 7/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 share Ambrose Page, fitting out bills for slave trading, portage bill, manifest of cargo, bill of disbursements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, seamen's accounts, receipts]; and (6) 1762, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included tobacco, lumber, oil, sugar, molasses [1/2 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 1/2 share Nicholas and John Brown, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest of cargo, account of sales, invoices, bill of disbursements]. There is evidence in this sub-series of two other voyages undertaken by Captain William Earle in a different sloop George. In 1762, Captain Earle left for Monte Cristi in January, returned to Providence in April, and then sailed immediately for Surinam [wrappers, invoices, bills, accounts, sailing orders, letters]. Obadiah Brown and Company had 9/16 shares in these adventures along with others. Cargo included molasses, candles, whale products, tobacco, livestock, and agricultural products. Barbados; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; John Dexter; William Earle; Flour; Freemanship--Colonial Rhode Island--List of Freemen of Johnston; George (sloop); Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Horses--Trade; Johnston, RI--List of Freemen; Labor; Livestock; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Oil; Solomon Owens; Ambrose Page; Produce; Rum; Seven Years' War; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; Obadiah Sprague; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Warner; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

[ ] 1761-August 3, 1761

Box 549, Folder 5

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: Sloop George made numerous voyages for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1762. These included (1) 1758-1759, St. Thomas, Monte Cristi, Captain Solomon Owens: cargo included sugar, molasses [wrappers, receipts, sailing orders, fitting out bills, accounts, invoices]; (2) 1759, Surinam and Paramaribo, Captain Ambrose Page: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum [flags of truce, accounts, wrappers, fitting out bills, portage bills, bill of lading, sailing orders, letters]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain William Earle: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products [flag of truce, cargo accounts, disbursements, accounts of sale, flag of truce bond, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out bills, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (4) 1761, Monte Cristi, Captain William Earle: cargo included molasses, candles, flour, oil, hoops [bill of disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, list of freemen of the Town of Johnston, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts]; (5) 1761, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, horses, candles, lumber [7/16 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 7/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 share Ambrose Page, fitting out bills for slave trading, portage bill, manifest of cargo, bill of disbursements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, seamen's accounts, receipts]; and (6) 1762, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included tobacco, lumber, oil, sugar, molasses [1/2 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 1/2 share Nicholas and John Brown, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest of cargo, account of sales, invoices, bill of disbursements]. There is evidence in this sub-series of two other voyages undertaken by Captain William Earle in a different sloop George. In 1762, Captain Earle left for Monte Cristi in January, returned to Providence in April, and then sailed immediately for Surinam [wrappers, invoices, bills, accounts, sailing orders, letters]. Obadiah Brown and Company had 9/16 shares in these adventures along with others. Cargo included molasses, candles, whale products, tobacco, livestock, and agricultural products. Barbados; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; John Dexter; William Earle; Flour; Freemanship--Colonial Rhode Island--List of Freemen of Johnston; George (sloop); Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Horses--Trade; Johnston, RI--List of Freemen; Labor; Livestock; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Oil; Solomon Owens; Ambrose Page; Produce; Rum; Seven Years' War; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; Obadiah Sprague; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Warner; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

September 14, 1761-ca. December 17, 1761

Box 549, Folder 6

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: Sloop George made numerous voyages for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1762. These included (1) 1758-1759, St. Thomas, Monte Cristi, Captain Solomon Owens: cargo included sugar, molasses [wrappers, receipts, sailing orders, fitting out bills, accounts, invoices]; (2) 1759, Surinam and Paramaribo, Captain Ambrose Page: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum [flags of truce, accounts, wrappers, fitting out bills, portage bills, bill of lading, sailing orders, letters]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain William Earle: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products [flag of truce, cargo accounts, disbursements, accounts of sale, flag of truce bond, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out bills, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (4) 1761, Monte Cristi, Captain William Earle: cargo included molasses, candles, flour, oil, hoops [bill of disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, list of freemen of the Town of Johnston, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts]; (5) 1761, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, horses, candles, lumber [7/16 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 7/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 share Ambrose Page, fitting out bills for slave trading, portage bill, manifest of cargo, bill of disbursements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, seamen's accounts, receipts]; and (6) 1762, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included tobacco, lumber, oil, sugar, molasses [1/2 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 1/2 share Nicholas and John Brown, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest of cargo, account of sales, invoices, bill of disbursements]. There is evidence in this sub-series of two other voyages undertaken by Captain William Earle in a different sloop George. In 1762, Captain Earle left for Monte Cristi in January, returned to Providence in April, and then sailed immediately for Surinam [wrappers, invoices, bills, accounts, sailing orders, letters]. Obadiah Brown and Company had 9/16 shares in these adventures along with others. Cargo included molasses, candles, whale products, tobacco, livestock, and agricultural products. Barbados; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; John Dexter; William Earle; Flour; Freemanship--Colonial Rhode Island--List of Freemen of Johnston; George (sloop); Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Horses--Trade; Johnston, RI--List of Freemen; Labor; Livestock; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Oil; Solomon Owens; Ambrose Page; Produce; Rum; Seven Years' War; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; Obadiah Sprague; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Warner; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

December 18, 1761-April 16, 1762

Box 549, Folder 7

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: Sloop George made numerous voyages for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1762. These included (1) 1758-1759, St. Thomas, Monte Cristi, Captain Solomon Owens: cargo included sugar, molasses [wrappers, receipts, sailing orders, fitting out bills, accounts, invoices]; (2) 1759, Surinam and Paramaribo, Captain Ambrose Page: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum [flags of truce, accounts, wrappers, fitting out bills, portage bills, bill of lading, sailing orders, letters]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain William Earle: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products [flag of truce, cargo accounts, disbursements, accounts of sale, flag of truce bond, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out bills, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (4) 1761, Monte Cristi, Captain William Earle: cargo included molasses, candles, flour, oil, hoops [bill of disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, list of freemen of the Town of Johnston, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts]; (5) 1761, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, horses, candles, lumber [7/16 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 7/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 share Ambrose Page, fitting out bills for slave trading, portage bill, manifest of cargo, bill of disbursements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, seamen's accounts, receipts]; and (6) 1762, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included tobacco, lumber, oil, sugar, molasses [1/2 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 1/2 share Nicholas and John Brown, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest of cargo, account of sales, invoices, bill of disbursements]. There is evidence in this sub-series of two other voyages undertaken by Captain William Earle in a different sloop George. In 1762, Captain Earle left for Monte Cristi in January, returned to Providence in April, and then sailed immediately for Surinam [wrappers, invoices, bills, accounts, sailing orders, letters]. Obadiah Brown and Company had 9/16 shares in these adventures along with others. Cargo included molasses, candles, whale products, tobacco, livestock, and agricultural products. Barbados; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; John Dexter; William Earle; Flour; Freemanship--Colonial Rhode Island--List of Freemen of Johnston; George (sloop); Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Horses--Trade; Johnston, RI--List of Freemen; Labor; Livestock; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Oil; Solomon Owens; Ambrose Page; Produce; Rum; Seven Years' War; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; Obadiah Sprague; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Warner; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

November-December 1761

Box 549, Folder 8

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: Sloop George made numerous voyages for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1762. These included (1) 1758-1759, St. Thomas, Monte Cristi, Captain Solomon Owens: cargo included sugar, molasses [wrappers, receipts, sailing orders, fitting out bills, accounts, invoices]; (2) 1759, Surinam and Paramaribo, Captain Ambrose Page: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum [flags of truce, accounts, wrappers, fitting out bills, portage bills, bill of lading, sailing orders, letters]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain William Earle: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products [flag of truce, cargo accounts, disbursements, accounts of sale, flag of truce bond, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out bills, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (4) 1761, Monte Cristi, Captain William Earle: cargo included molasses, candles, flour, oil, hoops [bill of disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, list of freemen of the Town of Johnston, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts]; (5) 1761, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, horses, candles, lumber [7/16 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 7/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 share Ambrose Page, fitting out bills for slave trading, portage bill, manifest of cargo, bill of disbursements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, seamen's accounts, receipts]; and (6) 1762, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included tobacco, lumber, oil, sugar, molasses [1/2 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 1/2 share Nicholas and John Brown, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest of cargo, account of sales, invoices, bill of disbursements]. There is evidence in this sub-series of two other voyages undertaken by Captain William Earle in a different sloop George. In 1762, Captain Earle left for Monte Cristi in January, returned to Providence in April, and then sailed immediately for Surinam [wrappers, invoices, bills, accounts, sailing orders, letters]. Obadiah Brown and Company had 9/16 shares in these adventures along with others. Cargo included molasses, candles, whale products, tobacco, livestock, and agricultural products. Barbados; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; John Dexter; William Earle; Flour; Freemanship--Colonial Rhode Island--List of Freemen of Johnston; George (sloop); Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Horses--Trade; Johnston, RI--List of Freemen; Labor; Livestock; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Oil; Solomon Owens; Ambrose Page; Produce; Rum; Seven Years' War; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; Obadiah Sprague; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Warner; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

December 13, 1761-February 29, 1763

Box 549, Folder 9

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: Sloop George made numerous voyages for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1762. These included (1) 1758-1759, St. Thomas, Monte Cristi, Captain Solomon Owens: cargo included sugar, molasses [wrappers, receipts, sailing orders, fitting out bills, accounts, invoices]; (2) 1759, Surinam and Paramaribo, Captain Ambrose Page: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum [flags of truce, accounts, wrappers, fitting out bills, portage bills, bill of lading, sailing orders, letters]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain William Earle: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products [flag of truce, cargo accounts, disbursements, accounts of sale, flag of truce bond, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out bills, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (4) 1761, Monte Cristi, Captain William Earle: cargo included molasses, candles, flour, oil, hoops [bill of disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, list of freemen of the Town of Johnston, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts]; (5) 1761, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, horses, candles, lumber [7/16 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 7/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 share Ambrose Page, fitting out bills for slave trading, portage bill, manifest of cargo, bill of disbursements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, seamen's accounts, receipts]; and (6) 1762, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included tobacco, lumber, oil, sugar, molasses [1/2 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 1/2 share Nicholas and John Brown, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest of cargo, account of sales, invoices, bill of disbursements]. There is evidence in this sub-series of two other voyages undertaken by Captain William Earle in a different sloop George. In 1762, Captain Earle left for Monte Cristi in January, returned to Providence in April, and then sailed immediately for Surinam [wrappers, invoices, bills, accounts, sailing orders, letters]. Obadiah Brown and Company had 9/16 shares in these adventures along with others. Cargo included molasses, candles, whale products, tobacco, livestock, and agricultural products. Barbados; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; John Dexter; William Earle; Flour; Freemanship--Colonial Rhode Island--List of Freemen of Johnston; George (sloop); Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Horses--Trade; Johnston, RI--List of Freemen; Labor; Livestock; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Oil; Solomon Owens; Ambrose Page; Produce; Rum; Seven Years' War; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; Obadiah Sprague; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Warner; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

December 26, 1761-June 6, 1762

Box 549, Folder 10

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: Sloop George made numerous voyages for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1762. These included (1) 1758-1759, St. Thomas, Monte Cristi, Captain Solomon Owens: cargo included sugar, molasses [wrappers, receipts, sailing orders, fitting out bills, accounts, invoices]; (2) 1759, Surinam and Paramaribo, Captain Ambrose Page: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum [flags of truce, accounts, wrappers, fitting out bills, portage bills, bill of lading, sailing orders, letters]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain William Earle: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products [flag of truce, cargo accounts, disbursements, accounts of sale, flag of truce bond, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out bills, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (4) 1761, Monte Cristi, Captain William Earle: cargo included molasses, candles, flour, oil, hoops [bill of disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, list of freemen of the Town of Johnston, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts]; (5) 1761, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, horses, candles, lumber [7/16 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 7/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 share Ambrose Page, fitting out bills for slave trading, portage bill, manifest of cargo, bill of disbursements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, seamen's accounts, receipts]; and (6) 1762, Surinam, Captain Samuel Warner: cargo included tobacco, lumber, oil, sugar, molasses [1/2 share Obadiah Brown and Company, 1/2 share Nicholas and John Brown, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest of cargo, account of sales, invoices, bill of disbursements]. There is evidence in this sub-series of two other voyages undertaken by Captain William Earle in a different sloop George. In 1762, Captain Earle left for Monte Cristi in January, returned to Providence in April, and then sailed immediately for Surinam [wrappers, invoices, bills, accounts, sailing orders, letters]. Obadiah Brown and Company had 9/16 shares in these adventures along with others. Cargo included molasses, candles, whale products, tobacco, livestock, and agricultural products. Barbados; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; John Dexter; William Earle; Flour; Freemanship--Colonial Rhode Island--List of Freemen of Johnston; George (sloop); Hispaniola--Monte Cristi; Hispaniola--Trade; Horses--Trade; Johnston, RI--List of Freemen; Labor; Livestock; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Oil; Solomon Owens; Ambrose Page; Produce; Rum; Seven Years' War; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; South America--Paramaribo; South America--Trade; Obadiah Sprague; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Warner; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

[ ] 1762-April 8, 1762

Box 549, Folder 11

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains maritime documents for five voyages of the sloop George made under the command of Captain Abraham Whipple between 1762 and 1764. The voyages included (1) 1762, Surinam; (2) July, 1762-1763, Barbados, Martinique, [seized by Spanish privateer]; (3) 1763, Saco, Maine; (4) 1763, Surinam; and (5) 1763-1764, Surinam. Records include wrappers, fitting out papers, memoranda, bills of lading, receipts, portage bills, custom house clearances, sailing orders, invoices, protests, ransom bills, an accounting of items taken by Spanish privateer, inventories, calculations, letters, prices current, manifests, and accounts of sales. Barbados--Trade; Moses Brown; George (sloop); Maine--Trade; Martinique--Trade; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Sancho Rodrigues; Sugar Act; Ship's Papers; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

April 16, 1762-ca. January 27, 1763

Box 550, Folder 1

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains maritime documents for five voyages of the sloop George made under the command of Captain Abraham Whipple between 1762 and 1764. The voyages included (1) 1762, Surinam; (2) July, 1762-1763, Barbados, Martinique, [seized by Spanish privateer]; (3) 1763, Saco, Maine; (4) 1763, Surinam; and (5) 1763-1764, Surinam. Records include wrappers, fitting out papers, memoranda, bills of lading, receipts, portage bills, custom house clearances, sailing orders, invoices, protests, ransom bills, an accounting of items taken by Spanish privateer, inventories, calculations, letters, prices current, manifests, and accounts of sales. Barbados--Trade; Moses Brown; George (sloop); Maine--Trade; Martinique--Trade; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Sancho Rodrigues; Sugar Act; Ship's Papers; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

July 20, 1762-May 2, 1763

Box 550, Folder 2

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains maritime documents for five voyages of the sloop George made under the command of Captain Abraham Whipple between 1762 and 1764. The voyages included (1) 1762, Surinam; (2) July, 1762-1763, Barbados, Martinique, [seized by Spanish privateer]; (3) 1763, Saco, Maine; (4) 1763, Surinam; and (5) 1763-1764, Surinam. Records include wrappers, fitting out papers, memoranda, bills of lading, receipts, portage bills, custom house clearances, sailing orders, invoices, protests, ransom bills, an accounting of items taken by Spanish privateer, inventories, calculations, letters, prices current, manifests, and accounts of sales. Barbados--Trade; Moses Brown; George (sloop); Maine--Trade; Martinique--Trade; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Sancho Rodrigues; Sugar Act; Ship's Papers; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[ ] 1762-1763

Box 550, Folder 3

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains maritime documents for five voyages of the sloop George made under the command of Captain Abraham Whipple between 1762 and 1764. The voyages included (1) 1762, Surinam; (2) July, 1762-1763, Barbados, Martinique, [seized by Spanish privateer]; (3) 1763, Saco, Maine; (4) 1763, Surinam; and (5) 1763-1764, Surinam. Records include wrappers, fitting out papers, memoranda, bills of lading, receipts, portage bills, custom house clearances, sailing orders, invoices, protests, ransom bills, an accounting of items taken by Spanish privateer, inventories, calculations, letters, prices current, manifests, and accounts of sales. Barbados--Trade; Moses Brown; George (sloop); Maine--Trade; Martinique--Trade; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Sancho Rodrigues; Sugar Act; Ship's Papers; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[1762]-July 1763

Box 550, Folder 4

Sloop George 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains maritime documents for five voyages of the sloop George made under the command of Captain Abraham Whipple between 1762 and 1764. The voyages included (1) 1762, Surinam; (2) July, 1762-1763, Barbados, Martinique, [seized by Spanish privateer]; (3) 1763, Saco, Maine; (4) 1763, Surinam; and (5) 1763-1764, Surinam. Records include wrappers, fitting out papers, memoranda, bills of lading, receipts, portage bills, custom house clearances, sailing orders, invoices, protests, ransom bills, an accounting of items taken by Spanish privateer, inventories, calculations, letters, prices current, manifests, and accounts of sales. Barbados--Trade; Moses Brown; George (sloop); Maine--Trade; Martinique--Trade; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Sancho Rodrigues; Sugar Act; Ship's Papers; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Abraham Whipple Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

September 3, 1763-ca. January 16, 1764

Box 550, Folder 5

Ship George and Mary 1 folder General Note: Ship George and Mary sailed on five voyages for Brown and Ives between 1806 and 1812, when captured by the British. The voyages were (1) 1806-1808, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Charles L. Hyatt [4/6 shares Jacob Smith of Newport, 1/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Corlis; accounts, invoices, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, agreement, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading]; (2) April 27, 1809-February 19, 1810, Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, Captain John C. Bucklin: cargo included wines, flour, copper, furs, skins [wrappers, agreement, letters, rules for free trade with neutrals and friends of Spain, accounts, bill of lading]; (3) 1810, Buenos Aires, Captain John C. Bucklin: cargo included furniture, dry goods, China goods, thread, copper, furs, skins, horn [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, invoice, accounts, statement, memoranda]; (4) April 27, 1811-1812, Isle of France, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included flour, wines, Russia goods, cotton, ebony, tea, China goods, dishes, specie [wrappers, accounts, letters, drawback certificate, bills, invoices]; and (5) 1812-1813, Charleston, Nassau, Captain John D. Martin: cargo included rice [captured and detained by British; wrappers, sailing orders, protest, letters, Admiralty Court opinion, invoice, account of log]. Admiralty Court--Bahamas; John C. Bucklin; China Trade; Commercial Policy--Buenos Aires; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; Furniture; George and Mary (ship); Benjamin D. Greene; Thomas Halsey, Jr.; Stephen Hopkins; Charles L. Hyatt; Wilbur Kelly; John D. Martin; Mary Ann (ship); Spain--Colonial Trade; Privateering; Rice; Russia Goods; Slave Trade; South America--Trade; Specie; Taylor and Talbot; Tea; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Far East; Trade--Spanish America; Valentine (ship); War of 1812; West Indies--Trade; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 12, 1806-November 4, 1807

Box 550, Folder 6

Ship George and Mary 1 folder General Note: Ship George and Mary sailed on five voyages for Brown and Ives between 1806 and 1812, when captured by the British. The voyages were (1) 1806-1808, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Charles L. Hyatt [4/6 shares Jacob Smith of Newport, 1/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Corlis; accounts, invoices, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, agreement, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading]; (2) April 27, 1809-February 19, 1810, Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, Captain John C. Bucklin: cargo included wines, flour, copper, furs, skins [wrappers, agreement, letters, rules for free trade with neutrals and friends of Spain, accounts, bill of lading]; (3) 1810, Buenos Aires, Captain John C. Bucklin: cargo included furniture, dry goods, China goods, thread, copper, furs, skins, horn [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, invoice, accounts, statement, memoranda]; (4) April 27, 1811-1812, Isle of France, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included flour, wines, Russia goods, cotton, ebony, tea, China goods, dishes, specie [wrappers, accounts, letters, drawback certificate, bills, invoices]; and (5) 1812-1813, Charleston, Nassau, Captain John D. Martin: cargo included rice [captured and detained by British; wrappers, sailing orders, protest, letters, Admiralty Court opinion, invoice, account of log]. Admiralty Court--Bahamas; John C. Bucklin; China Trade; Commercial Policy--Buenos Aires; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; Furniture; George and Mary (ship); Benjamin D. Greene; Thomas Halsey, Jr.; Stephen Hopkins; Charles L. Hyatt; Wilbur Kelly; John D. Martin; Mary Ann (ship); Spain--Colonial Trade; Privateering; Rice; Russia Goods; Slave Trade; South America--Trade; Specie; Taylor and Talbot; Tea; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Far East; Trade--Spanish America; Valentine (ship); War of 1812; West Indies--Trade; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 16, 1807-April 10, 1809

Box 550, Folder 7

Ship George and Mary 1 folder General Note: Ship George and Mary sailed on five voyages for Brown and Ives between 1806 and 1812, when captured by the British. The voyages were (1) 1806-1808, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Charles L. Hyatt [4/6 shares Jacob Smith of Newport, 1/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Corlis; accounts, invoices, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, agreement, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading]; (2) April 27, 1809-February 19, 1810, Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, Captain John C. Bucklin: cargo included wines, flour, copper, furs, skins [wrappers, agreement, letters, rules for free trade with neutrals and friends of Spain, accounts, bill of lading]; (3) 1810, Buenos Aires, Captain John C. Bucklin: cargo included furniture, dry goods, China goods, thread, copper, furs, skins, horn [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, invoice, accounts, statement, memoranda]; (4) April 27, 1811-1812, Isle of France, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included flour, wines, Russia goods, cotton, ebony, tea, China goods, dishes, specie [wrappers, accounts, letters, drawback certificate, bills, invoices]; and (5) 1812-1813, Charleston, Nassau, Captain John D. Martin: cargo included rice [captured and detained by British; wrappers, sailing orders, protest, letters, Admiralty Court opinion, invoice, account of log]. Admiralty Court--Bahamas; John C. Bucklin; China Trade; Commercial Policy--Buenos Aires; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; Furniture; George and Mary (ship); Benjamin D. Greene; Thomas Halsey, Jr.; Stephen Hopkins; Charles L. Hyatt; Wilbur Kelly; John D. Martin; Mary Ann (ship); Spain--Colonial Trade; Privateering; Rice; Russia Goods; Slave Trade; South America--Trade; Specie; Taylor and Talbot; Tea; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Far East; Trade--Spanish America; Valentine (ship); War of 1812; West Indies--Trade; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 14, 1806-April 18, 1808

Box 550, Folder 8

Ship George and Mary 1 folder General Note: Ship George and Mary sailed on five voyages for Brown and Ives between 1806 and 1812, when captured by the British. The voyages were (1) 1806-1808, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Charles L. Hyatt [4/6 shares Jacob Smith of Newport, 1/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Corlis; accounts, invoices, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, agreement, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading]; (2) April 27, 1809-February 19, 1810, Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, Captain John C. Bucklin: cargo included wines, flour, copper, furs, skins [wrappers, agreement, letters, rules for free trade with neutrals and friends of Spain, accounts, bill of lading]; (3) 1810, Buenos Aires, Captain John C. Bucklin: cargo included furniture, dry goods, China goods, thread, copper, furs, skins, horn [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, invoice, accounts, statement, memoranda]; (4) April 27, 1811-1812, Isle of France, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included flour, wines, Russia goods, cotton, ebony, tea, China goods, dishes, specie [wrappers, accounts, letters, drawback certificate, bills, invoices]; and (5) 1812-1813, Charleston, Nassau, Captain John D. Martin: cargo included rice [captured and detained by British; wrappers, sailing orders, protest, letters, Admiralty Court opinion, invoice, account of log]. Admiralty Court--Bahamas; John C. Bucklin; China Trade; Commercial Policy--Buenos Aires; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; Furniture; George and Mary (ship); Benjamin D. Greene; Thomas Halsey, Jr.; Stephen Hopkins; Charles L. Hyatt; Wilbur Kelly; John D. Martin; Mary Ann (ship); Spain--Colonial Trade; Privateering; Rice; Russia Goods; Slave Trade; South America--Trade; Specie; Taylor and Talbot; Tea; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Far East; Trade--Spanish America; Valentine (ship); War of 1812; West Indies--Trade; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 7, 1806-April 19, 1809

Box 550, Folder 9

Ship George and Mary 1 folder General Note: Ship George and Mary sailed on five voyages for Brown and Ives between 1806 and 1812, when captured by the British. The voyages were (1) 1806-1808, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Charles L. Hyatt [4/6 shares Jacob Smith of Newport, 1/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Corlis; accounts, invoices, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, agreement, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading]; (2) April 27, 1809-February 19, 1810, Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, Captain John C. Bucklin: cargo included wines, flour, copper, furs, skins [wrappers, agreement, letters, rules for free trade with neutrals and friends of Spain, accounts, bill of lading]; (3) 1810, Buenos Aires, Captain John C. Bucklin: cargo included furniture, dry goods, China goods, thread, copper, furs, skins, horn [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, invoice, accounts, statement, memoranda]; (4) April 27, 1811-1812, Isle of France, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included flour, wines, Russia goods, cotton, ebony, tea, China goods, dishes, specie [wrappers, accounts, letters, drawback certificate, bills, invoices]; and (5) 1812-1813, Charleston, Nassau, Captain John D. Martin: cargo included rice [captured and detained by British; wrappers, sailing orders, protest, letters, Admiralty Court opinion, invoice, account of log]. Admiralty Court--Bahamas; John C. Bucklin; China Trade; Commercial Policy--Buenos Aires; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; Furniture; George and Mary (ship); Benjamin D. Greene; Thomas Halsey, Jr.; Stephen Hopkins; Charles L. Hyatt; Wilbur Kelly; John D. Martin; Mary Ann (ship); Spain--Colonial Trade; Privateering; Rice; Russia Goods; Slave Trade; South America--Trade; Specie; Taylor and Talbot; Tea; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Far East; Trade--Spanish America; Valentine (ship); War of 1812; West Indies--Trade; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 14, 1809-December 5, 1810

Box 551, Folder 1

Ship George and Mary 1 folder General Note: Ship George and Mary sailed on five voyages for Brown and Ives between 1806 and 1812, when captured by the British. The voyages were (1) 1806-1808, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Charles L. Hyatt [4/6 shares Jacob Smith of Newport, 1/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Corlis; accounts, invoices, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, agreement, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading]; (2) April 27, 1809-February 19, 1810, Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, Captain John C. Bucklin: cargo included wines, flour, copper, furs, skins [wrappers, agreement, letters, rules for free trade with neutrals and friends of Spain, accounts, bill of lading]; (3) 1810, Buenos Aires, Captain John C. Bucklin: cargo included furniture, dry goods, China goods, thread, copper, furs, skins, horn [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, invoice, accounts, statement, memoranda]; (4) April 27, 1811-1812, Isle of France, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included flour, wines, Russia goods, cotton, ebony, tea, China goods, dishes, specie [wrappers, accounts, letters, drawback certificate, bills, invoices]; and (5) 1812-1813, Charleston, Nassau, Captain John D. Martin: cargo included rice [captured and detained by British; wrappers, sailing orders, protest, letters, Admiralty Court opinion, invoice, account of log]. Admiralty Court--Bahamas; John C. Bucklin; China Trade; Commercial Policy--Buenos Aires; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; Furniture; George and Mary (ship); Benjamin D. Greene; Thomas Halsey, Jr.; Stephen Hopkins; Charles L. Hyatt; Wilbur Kelly; John D. Martin; Mary Ann (ship); Spain--Colonial Trade; Privateering; Rice; Russia Goods; Slave Trade; South America--Trade; Specie; Taylor and Talbot; Tea; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Far East; Trade--Spanish America; Valentine (ship); War of 1812; West Indies--Trade; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 6, 1810-November 18, 1810

Box 551, Folder 2

Ship George and Mary 1 folder General Note: Ship George and Mary sailed on five voyages for Brown and Ives between 1806 and 1812, when captured by the British. The voyages were (1) 1806-1808, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Charles L. Hyatt [4/6 shares Jacob Smith of Newport, 1/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Corlis; accounts, invoices, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, agreement, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading]; (2) April 27, 1809-February 19, 1810, Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, Captain John C. Bucklin: cargo included wines, flour, copper, furs, skins [wrappers, agreement, letters, rules for free trade with neutrals and friends of Spain, accounts, bill of lading]; (3) 1810, Buenos Aires, Captain John C. Bucklin: cargo included furniture, dry goods, China goods, thread, copper, furs, skins, horn [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, invoice, accounts, statement, memoranda]; (4) April 27, 1811-1812, Isle of France, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included flour, wines, Russia goods, cotton, ebony, tea, China goods, dishes, specie [wrappers, accounts, letters, drawback certificate, bills, invoices]; and (5) 1812-1813, Charleston, Nassau, Captain John D. Martin: cargo included rice [captured and detained by British; wrappers, sailing orders, protest, letters, Admiralty Court opinion, invoice, account of log]. Admiralty Court--Bahamas; John C. Bucklin; China Trade; Commercial Policy--Buenos Aires; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; Furniture; George and Mary (ship); Benjamin D. Greene; Thomas Halsey, Jr.; Stephen Hopkins; Charles L. Hyatt; Wilbur Kelly; John D. Martin; Mary Ann (ship); Spain--Colonial Trade; Privateering; Rice; Russia Goods; Slave Trade; South America--Trade; Specie; Taylor and Talbot; Tea; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Far East; Trade--Spanish America; Valentine (ship); War of 1812; West Indies--Trade; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 26, 1810-May 12, 1815

Box 551, Folder 3

Ship George and Mary 1 folder General Note: Ship George and Mary sailed on five voyages for Brown and Ives between 1806 and 1812, when captured by the British. The voyages were (1) 1806-1808, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Charles L. Hyatt [4/6 shares Jacob Smith of Newport, 1/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Corlis; accounts, invoices, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, agreement, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading]; (2) April 27, 1809-February 19, 1810, Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, Captain John C. Bucklin: cargo included wines, flour, copper, furs, skins [wrappers, agreement, letters, rules for free trade with neutrals and friends of Spain, accounts, bill of lading]; (3) 1810, Buenos Aires, Captain John C. Bucklin: cargo included furniture, dry goods, China goods, thread, copper, furs, skins, horn [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, invoice, accounts, statement, memoranda]; (4) April 27, 1811-1812, Isle of France, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included flour, wines, Russia goods, cotton, ebony, tea, China goods, dishes, specie [wrappers, accounts, letters, drawback certificate, bills, invoices]; and (5) 1812-1813, Charleston, Nassau, Captain John D. Martin: cargo included rice [captured and detained by British; wrappers, sailing orders, protest, letters, Admiralty Court opinion, invoice, account of log]. Admiralty Court--Bahamas; John C. Bucklin; China Trade; Commercial Policy--Buenos Aires; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; Furniture; George and Mary (ship); Benjamin D. Greene; Thomas Halsey, Jr.; Stephen Hopkins; Charles L. Hyatt; Wilbur Kelly; John D. Martin; Mary Ann (ship); Spain--Colonial Trade; Privateering; Rice; Russia Goods; Slave Trade; South America--Trade; Specie; Taylor and Talbot; Tea; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Far East; Trade--Spanish America; Valentine (ship); War of 1812; West Indies--Trade; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 11, 1811-April 8, 1813

Box 551, Folder 4

Ship George and Mary 1 folder General Note: Ship George and Mary sailed on five voyages for Brown and Ives between 1806 and 1812, when captured by the British. The voyages were (1) 1806-1808, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Charles L. Hyatt [4/6 shares Jacob Smith of Newport, 1/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Corlis; accounts, invoices, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, agreement, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading]; (2) April 27, 1809-February 19, 1810, Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, Captain John C. Bucklin: cargo included wines, flour, copper, furs, skins [wrappers, agreement, letters, rules for free trade with neutrals and friends of Spain, accounts, bill of lading]; (3) 1810, Buenos Aires, Captain John C. Bucklin: cargo included furniture, dry goods, China goods, thread, copper, furs, skins, horn [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, invoice, accounts, statement, memoranda]; (4) April 27, 1811-1812, Isle of France, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included flour, wines, Russia goods, cotton, ebony, tea, China goods, dishes, specie [wrappers, accounts, letters, drawback certificate, bills, invoices]; and (5) 1812-1813, Charleston, Nassau, Captain John D. Martin: cargo included rice [captured and detained by British; wrappers, sailing orders, protest, letters, Admiralty Court opinion, invoice, account of log]. Admiralty Court--Bahamas; John C. Bucklin; China Trade; Commercial Policy--Buenos Aires; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; Furniture; George and Mary (ship); Benjamin D. Greene; Thomas Halsey, Jr.; Stephen Hopkins; Charles L. Hyatt; Wilbur Kelly; John D. Martin; Mary Ann (ship); Spain--Colonial Trade; Privateering; Rice; Russia Goods; Slave Trade; South America--Trade; Specie; Taylor and Talbot; Tea; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Far East; Trade--Spanish America; Valentine (ship); War of 1812; West Indies--Trade; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 13, 1812-May 29, 1816

Box 551, Folder 5

Brig George Washington 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 19, 1811-June 4, 1811

Box 551, Folder 6

Brig George Washington 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 29, 1811-June 11, 1811

Box 551, Folder 7

Brig George Washington 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 30, 1811-July 31, 1811

Box 551, Folder 8

Brig George Washington 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., October 21, 1831-May 4, 1833

Box 551, Folder 9

Brig George Washington 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

1831-1832

Box 552, Folder 1

Brig George Washington 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

November [ ]1831

Box 552, Folder 2

Brig George Washington 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

December [ ]1831-[ ]1832

Box 552, Folder 3

Brig George Washington 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 1832-May 1832

Box 552, Folder 4

Brig George Washington 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 1832-August 1832

Box 552, Folder 5

Brig George Washington 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 1832-September 1832

Box 552, Folder 6

Schooner Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives used schooner Hamilton for two voyages in during 1807 and 1808: (1) April 12, 1807-May 30, 1807, Charleston, San Lucas, Cadiz, Captain Hamilton Pierce [wrappers, report, letters] and (2) 1807-1808, San Lucas, Cadiz, Captain Hamilton Pierce [letters, oath of cargo, accounts]. Cargoes included nankeens and rice. Asia (ship); Samuel Blodget; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Thomas L. Halsey; Hamilton (schooner); R. W. Meade; Hamilton Pierce; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Spain Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ] 1806-June 26, 1807

Box 552, Folder 7

Schooner Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives used schooner Hamilton for two voyages in during 1807 and 1808: (1) April 12, 1807-May 30, 1807, Charleston, San Lucas, Cadiz, Captain Hamilton Pierce [wrappers, report, letters] and (2) 1807-1808, San Lucas, Cadiz, Captain Hamilton Pierce [letters, oath of cargo, accounts]. Cargoes included nankeens and rice. Asia (ship); Samuel Blodget; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Thomas L. Halsey; Hamilton (schooner); R. W. Meade; Hamilton Pierce; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Spain Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 1, 1807-March 31, 1808

Box 552, Folder 8

Ship Hamilton 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to a voyage of the ship Hamilton to Bordeaux and the Cape Verde Islands from August 18, 1791 to February 9, 1792, made for Brown and Benson. Captain William Rodman was in command. Cargo included tobacco, whale products, rum, salt, skins, furs, and wines. Materials include wrappers, sailing order and letters. Bordeaux--Trade; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Fur Trade; Hamilton (ship); William Rodman; Rum; Salt; Ship's Papers; Tobacco; Trade--European--France; Whale Products; Wine Subjects: Brown & Benson

August 16, 1791-June 4, 1792

Box 552, Folder 9

Ship Hamilton 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to a voyage of the ship Hamilton to Bordeaux and the Cape Verde Islands from August 18, 1791 to February 9, 1792, made for Brown and Benson. Captain William Rodman was in command. Cargo included tobacco, whale products, rum, salt, skins, furs, and wines. Materials include wrappers, sailing order and letters. Bordeaux--Trade; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Fur Trade; Hamilton (ship); William Rodman; Rum; Salt; Ship's Papers; Tobacco; Trade--European--France; Whale Products; Wine Subjects: Brown & Benson

1791-1792

Box 552, Folder 10

Ship Hamilton 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to a voyage of the ship Hamilton to Bordeaux and the Cape Verde Islands from August 18, 1791 to February 9, 1792, made for Brown and Benson. Captain William Rodman was in command. Cargo included tobacco, whale products, rum, salt, skins, furs, and wines. Materials include wrappers, sailing order and letters. Bordeaux--Trade; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Fur Trade; Hamilton (ship); William Rodman; Rum; Salt; Ship's Papers; Tobacco; Trade--European--France; Whale Products; Wine Subjects: Brown & Benson

1791-February 28, 1792

Box 553, Folder 1

Ship Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives used the ship Hamilton for four voyages between 1792 and 1795, when they decided to sell her: (1) March 25, 1792-September 12, 1792, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, rum, salt, skins, furs, wines [disbursements, bills, port charges, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, receipts, dimensions for ship's rigging, accounts, estimate of duties, wrappers, custom house papers, memoranda]; (2) November 6, 1792-October 23, 1793, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included hemp, dry goods, iron, rum, rice, tobacco, tea [captured by French privateer Republican in April 4, 1793 and retaken by English on April 14, 1793; cargo accounts, disbursements, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, port charges, manifest of cargo, accounts, receipts]; (3) October 18, 1793-December 1794, Bordeaux, Isle of Re, Marshard, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, wines, Russia goods [invoices, wrappers, receipts, seamen's accounts, cargo accounts, port charges, letters, sailing orders, sea protest, certificate of silver taken, fitting out bills, disbursements, memoranda, circular; some documents in French or Danish]; and (4) January 26, 1795-July 1795, Madeira, Calcutta, Boston, Captain William Rodman: cargo included fish, rice, wines, dry goods, sugar, molasses [crew members take ill on this voyage; disbursements, custom house bills, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, calculations, wrappers, vendue accounts, agreements, sailing orders, letters, invoices, logbook]. Allen and Company; Welcome Arnold; Thomas Auldjo; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; Brown and Francis; J. Bulkeley and Son; N. and A. De Freittas and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Hamilton (ship); Harmony (brigantine); Health and Sickness--Medicine; India--Calcutta--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jefferson; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Samuel Snow; Spoliation Claims--French; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

June 7, 1792-[ ] 1792

Box 553, Folder 2

Ship Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives used the ship Hamilton for four voyages between 1792 and 1795, when they decided to sell her: (1) March 25, 1792-September 12, 1792, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, rum, salt, skins, furs, wines [disbursements, bills, port charges, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, receipts, dimensions for ship's rigging, accounts, estimate of duties, wrappers, custom house papers, memoranda]; (2) November 6, 1792-October 23, 1793, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included hemp, dry goods, iron, rum, rice, tobacco, tea [captured by French privateer Republican in April 4, 1793 and retaken by English on April 14, 1793; cargo accounts, disbursements, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, port charges, manifest of cargo, accounts, receipts]; (3) October 18, 1793-December 1794, Bordeaux, Isle of Re, Marshard, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, wines, Russia goods [invoices, wrappers, receipts, seamen's accounts, cargo accounts, port charges, letters, sailing orders, sea protest, certificate of silver taken, fitting out bills, disbursements, memoranda, circular; some documents in French or Danish]; and (4) January 26, 1795-July 1795, Madeira, Calcutta, Boston, Captain William Rodman: cargo included fish, rice, wines, dry goods, sugar, molasses [crew members take ill on this voyage; disbursements, custom house bills, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, calculations, wrappers, vendue accounts, agreements, sailing orders, letters, invoices, logbook]. Allen and Company; Welcome Arnold; Thomas Auldjo; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; Brown and Francis; J. Bulkeley and Son; N. and A. De Freittas and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Hamilton (ship); Harmony (brigantine); Health and Sickness--Medicine; India--Calcutta--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jefferson; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Samuel Snow; Spoliation Claims--French; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

[1792]- ca. September 23, 1792

Box 553, Folder 3

Ship Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives used the ship Hamilton for four voyages between 1792 and 1795, when they decided to sell her: (1) March 25, 1792-September 12, 1792, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, rum, salt, skins, furs, wines [disbursements, bills, port charges, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, receipts, dimensions for ship's rigging, accounts, estimate of duties, wrappers, custom house papers, memoranda]; (2) November 6, 1792-October 23, 1793, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included hemp, dry goods, iron, rum, rice, tobacco, tea [captured by French privateer Republican in April 4, 1793 and retaken by English on April 14, 1793; cargo accounts, disbursements, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, port charges, manifest of cargo, accounts, receipts]; (3) October 18, 1793-December 1794, Bordeaux, Isle of Re, Marshard, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, wines, Russia goods [invoices, wrappers, receipts, seamen's accounts, cargo accounts, port charges, letters, sailing orders, sea protest, certificate of silver taken, fitting out bills, disbursements, memoranda, circular; some documents in French or Danish]; and (4) January 26, 1795-July 1795, Madeira, Calcutta, Boston, Captain William Rodman: cargo included fish, rice, wines, dry goods, sugar, molasses [crew members take ill on this voyage; disbursements, custom house bills, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, calculations, wrappers, vendue accounts, agreements, sailing orders, letters, invoices, logbook]. Allen and Company; Welcome Arnold; Thomas Auldjo; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; Brown and Francis; J. Bulkeley and Son; N. and A. De Freittas and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Hamilton (ship); Harmony (brigantine); Health and Sickness--Medicine; India--Calcutta--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jefferson; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Samuel Snow; Spoliation Claims--French; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

November 8, 1792-January 2, 1793

Box 553, Folder 4

Ship Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives used the ship Hamilton for four voyages between 1792 and 1795, when they decided to sell her: (1) March 25, 1792-September 12, 1792, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, rum, salt, skins, furs, wines [disbursements, bills, port charges, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, receipts, dimensions for ship's rigging, accounts, estimate of duties, wrappers, custom house papers, memoranda]; (2) November 6, 1792-October 23, 1793, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included hemp, dry goods, iron, rum, rice, tobacco, tea [captured by French privateer Republican in April 4, 1793 and retaken by English on April 14, 1793; cargo accounts, disbursements, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, port charges, manifest of cargo, accounts, receipts]; (3) October 18, 1793-December 1794, Bordeaux, Isle of Re, Marshard, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, wines, Russia goods [invoices, wrappers, receipts, seamen's accounts, cargo accounts, port charges, letters, sailing orders, sea protest, certificate of silver taken, fitting out bills, disbursements, memoranda, circular; some documents in French or Danish]; and (4) January 26, 1795-July 1795, Madeira, Calcutta, Boston, Captain William Rodman: cargo included fish, rice, wines, dry goods, sugar, molasses [crew members take ill on this voyage; disbursements, custom house bills, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, calculations, wrappers, vendue accounts, agreements, sailing orders, letters, invoices, logbook]. Allen and Company; Welcome Arnold; Thomas Auldjo; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; Brown and Francis; J. Bulkeley and Son; N. and A. De Freittas and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Hamilton (ship); Harmony (brigantine); Health and Sickness--Medicine; India--Calcutta--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jefferson; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Samuel Snow; Spoliation Claims--French; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

January 4, 1793-June 12, 1793

Box 553, Folder 5

Ship Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives used the ship Hamilton for four voyages between 1792 and 1795, when they decided to sell her: (1) March 25, 1792-September 12, 1792, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, rum, salt, skins, furs, wines [disbursements, bills, port charges, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, receipts, dimensions for ship's rigging, accounts, estimate of duties, wrappers, custom house papers, memoranda]; (2) November 6, 1792-October 23, 1793, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included hemp, dry goods, iron, rum, rice, tobacco, tea [captured by French privateer Republican in April 4, 1793 and retaken by English on April 14, 1793; cargo accounts, disbursements, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, port charges, manifest of cargo, accounts, receipts]; (3) October 18, 1793-December 1794, Bordeaux, Isle of Re, Marshard, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, wines, Russia goods [invoices, wrappers, receipts, seamen's accounts, cargo accounts, port charges, letters, sailing orders, sea protest, certificate of silver taken, fitting out bills, disbursements, memoranda, circular; some documents in French or Danish]; and (4) January 26, 1795-July 1795, Madeira, Calcutta, Boston, Captain William Rodman: cargo included fish, rice, wines, dry goods, sugar, molasses [crew members take ill on this voyage; disbursements, custom house bills, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, calculations, wrappers, vendue accounts, agreements, sailing orders, letters, invoices, logbook]. Allen and Company; Welcome Arnold; Thomas Auldjo; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; Brown and Francis; J. Bulkeley and Son; N. and A. De Freittas and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Hamilton (ship); Harmony (brigantine); Health and Sickness--Medicine; India--Calcutta--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jefferson; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Samuel Snow; Spoliation Claims--French; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

February 4, 1793-July 3, 1793

Box 553, Folder 6

Ship Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives used the ship Hamilton for four voyages between 1792 and 1795, when they decided to sell her: (1) March 25, 1792-September 12, 1792, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, rum, salt, skins, furs, wines [disbursements, bills, port charges, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, receipts, dimensions for ship's rigging, accounts, estimate of duties, wrappers, custom house papers, memoranda]; (2) November 6, 1792-October 23, 1793, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included hemp, dry goods, iron, rum, rice, tobacco, tea [captured by French privateer Republican in April 4, 1793 and retaken by English on April 14, 1793; cargo accounts, disbursements, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, port charges, manifest of cargo, accounts, receipts]; (3) October 18, 1793-December 1794, Bordeaux, Isle of Re, Marshard, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, wines, Russia goods [invoices, wrappers, receipts, seamen's accounts, cargo accounts, port charges, letters, sailing orders, sea protest, certificate of silver taken, fitting out bills, disbursements, memoranda, circular; some documents in French or Danish]; and (4) January 26, 1795-July 1795, Madeira, Calcutta, Boston, Captain William Rodman: cargo included fish, rice, wines, dry goods, sugar, molasses [crew members take ill on this voyage; disbursements, custom house bills, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, calculations, wrappers, vendue accounts, agreements, sailing orders, letters, invoices, logbook]. Allen and Company; Welcome Arnold; Thomas Auldjo; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; Brown and Francis; J. Bulkeley and Son; N. and A. De Freittas and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Hamilton (ship); Harmony (brigantine); Health and Sickness--Medicine; India--Calcutta--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jefferson; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Samuel Snow; Spoliation Claims--French; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

March 6, 1793-June 13, 1793

Box 553, Folder 7

Ship Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives used the ship Hamilton for four voyages between 1792 and 1795, when they decided to sell her: (1) March 25, 1792-September 12, 1792, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, rum, salt, skins, furs, wines [disbursements, bills, port charges, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, receipts, dimensions for ship's rigging, accounts, estimate of duties, wrappers, custom house papers, memoranda]; (2) November 6, 1792-October 23, 1793, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included hemp, dry goods, iron, rum, rice, tobacco, tea [captured by French privateer Republican in April 4, 1793 and retaken by English on April 14, 1793; cargo accounts, disbursements, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, port charges, manifest of cargo, accounts, receipts]; (3) October 18, 1793-December 1794, Bordeaux, Isle of Re, Marshard, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, wines, Russia goods [invoices, wrappers, receipts, seamen's accounts, cargo accounts, port charges, letters, sailing orders, sea protest, certificate of silver taken, fitting out bills, disbursements, memoranda, circular; some documents in French or Danish]; and (4) January 26, 1795-July 1795, Madeira, Calcutta, Boston, Captain William Rodman: cargo included fish, rice, wines, dry goods, sugar, molasses [crew members take ill on this voyage; disbursements, custom house bills, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, calculations, wrappers, vendue accounts, agreements, sailing orders, letters, invoices, logbook]. Allen and Company; Welcome Arnold; Thomas Auldjo; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; Brown and Francis; J. Bulkeley and Son; N. and A. De Freittas and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Hamilton (ship); Harmony (brigantine); Health and Sickness--Medicine; India--Calcutta--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jefferson; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Samuel Snow; Spoliation Claims--French; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

June 4, 1793-December 13, 1793

Box 553, Folder 8

Ship Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives used the ship Hamilton for four voyages between 1792 and 1795, when they decided to sell her: (1) March 25, 1792-September 12, 1792, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, rum, salt, skins, furs, wines [disbursements, bills, port charges, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, receipts, dimensions for ship's rigging, accounts, estimate of duties, wrappers, custom house papers, memoranda]; (2) November 6, 1792-October 23, 1793, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included hemp, dry goods, iron, rum, rice, tobacco, tea [captured by French privateer Republican in April 4, 1793 and retaken by English on April 14, 1793; cargo accounts, disbursements, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, port charges, manifest of cargo, accounts, receipts]; (3) October 18, 1793-December 1794, Bordeaux, Isle of Re, Marshard, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, wines, Russia goods [invoices, wrappers, receipts, seamen's accounts, cargo accounts, port charges, letters, sailing orders, sea protest, certificate of silver taken, fitting out bills, disbursements, memoranda, circular; some documents in French or Danish]; and (4) January 26, 1795-July 1795, Madeira, Calcutta, Boston, Captain William Rodman: cargo included fish, rice, wines, dry goods, sugar, molasses [crew members take ill on this voyage; disbursements, custom house bills, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, calculations, wrappers, vendue accounts, agreements, sailing orders, letters, invoices, logbook]. Allen and Company; Welcome Arnold; Thomas Auldjo; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; Brown and Francis; J. Bulkeley and Son; N. and A. De Freittas and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Hamilton (ship); Harmony (brigantine); Health and Sickness--Medicine; India--Calcutta--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jefferson; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Samuel Snow; Spoliation Claims--French; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

n.d., December 14, 1793-April 21, 1794

Box 553, Folder 9

Ship Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives used the ship Hamilton for four voyages between 1792 and 1795, when they decided to sell her: (1) March 25, 1792-September 12, 1792, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, rum, salt, skins, furs, wines [disbursements, bills, port charges, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, receipts, dimensions for ship's rigging, accounts, estimate of duties, wrappers, custom house papers, memoranda]; (2) November 6, 1792-October 23, 1793, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included hemp, dry goods, iron, rum, rice, tobacco, tea [captured by French privateer Republican in April 4, 1793 and retaken by English on April 14, 1793; cargo accounts, disbursements, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, port charges, manifest of cargo, accounts, receipts]; (3) October 18, 1793-December 1794, Bordeaux, Isle of Re, Marshard, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, wines, Russia goods [invoices, wrappers, receipts, seamen's accounts, cargo accounts, port charges, letters, sailing orders, sea protest, certificate of silver taken, fitting out bills, disbursements, memoranda, circular; some documents in French or Danish]; and (4) January 26, 1795-July 1795, Madeira, Calcutta, Boston, Captain William Rodman: cargo included fish, rice, wines, dry goods, sugar, molasses [crew members take ill on this voyage; disbursements, custom house bills, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, calculations, wrappers, vendue accounts, agreements, sailing orders, letters, invoices, logbook]. Allen and Company; Welcome Arnold; Thomas Auldjo; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; Brown and Francis; J. Bulkeley and Son; N. and A. De Freittas and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Hamilton (ship); Harmony (brigantine); Health and Sickness--Medicine; India--Calcutta--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jefferson; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Samuel Snow; Spoliation Claims--French; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

May 4, 1794-October 31, 1796

Box 553, Folder 10

Ship Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives used the ship Hamilton for four voyages between 1792 and 1795, when they decided to sell her: (1) March 25, 1792-September 12, 1792, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, rum, salt, skins, furs, wines [disbursements, bills, port charges, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, receipts, dimensions for ship's rigging, accounts, estimate of duties, wrappers, custom house papers, memoranda]; (2) November 6, 1792-October 23, 1793, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included hemp, dry goods, iron, rum, rice, tobacco, tea [captured by French privateer Republican in April 4, 1793 and retaken by English on April 14, 1793; cargo accounts, disbursements, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, port charges, manifest of cargo, accounts, receipts]; (3) October 18, 1793-December 1794, Bordeaux, Isle of Re, Marshard, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, wines, Russia goods [invoices, wrappers, receipts, seamen's accounts, cargo accounts, port charges, letters, sailing orders, sea protest, certificate of silver taken, fitting out bills, disbursements, memoranda, circular; some documents in French or Danish]; and (4) January 26, 1795-July 1795, Madeira, Calcutta, Boston, Captain William Rodman: cargo included fish, rice, wines, dry goods, sugar, molasses [crew members take ill on this voyage; disbursements, custom house bills, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, calculations, wrappers, vendue accounts, agreements, sailing orders, letters, invoices, logbook]. Allen and Company; Welcome Arnold; Thomas Auldjo; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; Brown and Francis; J. Bulkeley and Son; N. and A. De Freittas and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Hamilton (ship); Harmony (brigantine); Health and Sickness--Medicine; India--Calcutta--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jefferson; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Samuel Snow; Spoliation Claims--French; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

December 3, 1793-December 16, 1793

Box 553, Folder 11

Ship Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives used the ship Hamilton for four voyages between 1792 and 1795, when they decided to sell her: (1) March 25, 1792-September 12, 1792, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, rum, salt, skins, furs, wines [disbursements, bills, port charges, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, receipts, dimensions for ship's rigging, accounts, estimate of duties, wrappers, custom house papers, memoranda]; (2) November 6, 1792-October 23, 1793, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included hemp, dry goods, iron, rum, rice, tobacco, tea [captured by French privateer Republican in April 4, 1793 and retaken by English on April 14, 1793; cargo accounts, disbursements, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, port charges, manifest of cargo, accounts, receipts]; (3) October 18, 1793-December 1794, Bordeaux, Isle of Re, Marshard, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, wines, Russia goods [invoices, wrappers, receipts, seamen's accounts, cargo accounts, port charges, letters, sailing orders, sea protest, certificate of silver taken, fitting out bills, disbursements, memoranda, circular; some documents in French or Danish]; and (4) January 26, 1795-July 1795, Madeira, Calcutta, Boston, Captain William Rodman: cargo included fish, rice, wines, dry goods, sugar, molasses [crew members take ill on this voyage; disbursements, custom house bills, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, calculations, wrappers, vendue accounts, agreements, sailing orders, letters, invoices, logbook]. Allen and Company; Welcome Arnold; Thomas Auldjo; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; Brown and Francis; J. Bulkeley and Son; N. and A. De Freittas and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Hamilton (ship); Harmony (brigantine); Health and Sickness--Medicine; India--Calcutta--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jefferson; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Samuel Snow; Spoliation Claims--French; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

ca. 1794-June 9, 1794

Box 554, Folder 1

Ship Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives used the ship Hamilton for four voyages between 1792 and 1795, when they decided to sell her: (1) March 25, 1792-September 12, 1792, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, rum, salt, skins, furs, wines [disbursements, bills, port charges, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, receipts, dimensions for ship's rigging, accounts, estimate of duties, wrappers, custom house papers, memoranda]; (2) November 6, 1792-October 23, 1793, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included hemp, dry goods, iron, rum, rice, tobacco, tea [captured by French privateer Republican in April 4, 1793 and retaken by English on April 14, 1793; cargo accounts, disbursements, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, port charges, manifest of cargo, accounts, receipts]; (3) October 18, 1793-December 1794, Bordeaux, Isle of Re, Marshard, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, wines, Russia goods [invoices, wrappers, receipts, seamen's accounts, cargo accounts, port charges, letters, sailing orders, sea protest, certificate of silver taken, fitting out bills, disbursements, memoranda, circular; some documents in French or Danish]; and (4) January 26, 1795-July 1795, Madeira, Calcutta, Boston, Captain William Rodman: cargo included fish, rice, wines, dry goods, sugar, molasses [crew members take ill on this voyage; disbursements, custom house bills, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, calculations, wrappers, vendue accounts, agreements, sailing orders, letters, invoices, logbook]. Allen and Company; Welcome Arnold; Thomas Auldjo; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; Brown and Francis; J. Bulkeley and Son; N. and A. De Freittas and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Hamilton (ship); Harmony (brigantine); Health and Sickness--Medicine; India--Calcutta--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jefferson; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Samuel Snow; Spoliation Claims--French; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

June 2, 1794-August 26, 1794

Box 554, Folder 2

Ship Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives used the ship Hamilton for four voyages between 1792 and 1795, when they decided to sell her: (1) March 25, 1792-September 12, 1792, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, rum, salt, skins, furs, wines [disbursements, bills, port charges, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, receipts, dimensions for ship's rigging, accounts, estimate of duties, wrappers, custom house papers, memoranda]; (2) November 6, 1792-October 23, 1793, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included hemp, dry goods, iron, rum, rice, tobacco, tea [captured by French privateer Republican in April 4, 1793 and retaken by English on April 14, 1793; cargo accounts, disbursements, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, port charges, manifest of cargo, accounts, receipts]; (3) October 18, 1793-December 1794, Bordeaux, Isle of Re, Marshard, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, wines, Russia goods [invoices, wrappers, receipts, seamen's accounts, cargo accounts, port charges, letters, sailing orders, sea protest, certificate of silver taken, fitting out bills, disbursements, memoranda, circular; some documents in French or Danish]; and (4) January 26, 1795-July 1795, Madeira, Calcutta, Boston, Captain William Rodman: cargo included fish, rice, wines, dry goods, sugar, molasses [crew members take ill on this voyage; disbursements, custom house bills, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, calculations, wrappers, vendue accounts, agreements, sailing orders, letters, invoices, logbook]. Allen and Company; Welcome Arnold; Thomas Auldjo; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; Brown and Francis; J. Bulkeley and Son; N. and A. De Freittas and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Hamilton (ship); Harmony (brigantine); Health and Sickness--Medicine; India--Calcutta--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jefferson; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Samuel Snow; Spoliation Claims--French; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

August 28, 1794-July 1795

Box 554, Folder 3

Ship Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives used the ship Hamilton for four voyages between 1792 and 1795, when they decided to sell her: (1) March 25, 1792-September 12, 1792, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, rum, salt, skins, furs, wines [disbursements, bills, port charges, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, receipts, dimensions for ship's rigging, accounts, estimate of duties, wrappers, custom house papers, memoranda]; (2) November 6, 1792-October 23, 1793, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included hemp, dry goods, iron, rum, rice, tobacco, tea [captured by French privateer Republican in April 4, 1793 and retaken by English on April 14, 1793; cargo accounts, disbursements, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, port charges, manifest of cargo, accounts, receipts]; (3) October 18, 1793-December 1794, Bordeaux, Isle of Re, Marshard, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, wines, Russia goods [invoices, wrappers, receipts, seamen's accounts, cargo accounts, port charges, letters, sailing orders, sea protest, certificate of silver taken, fitting out bills, disbursements, memoranda, circular; some documents in French or Danish]; and (4) January 26, 1795-July 1795, Madeira, Calcutta, Boston, Captain William Rodman: cargo included fish, rice, wines, dry goods, sugar, molasses [crew members take ill on this voyage; disbursements, custom house bills, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, calculations, wrappers, vendue accounts, agreements, sailing orders, letters, invoices, logbook]. Allen and Company; Welcome Arnold; Thomas Auldjo; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; Brown and Francis; J. Bulkeley and Son; N. and A. De Freittas and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Hamilton (ship); Harmony (brigantine); Health and Sickness--Medicine; India--Calcutta--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jefferson; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Samuel Snow; Spoliation Claims--French; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

January 7, 1795-November 4, 1795

Box 554, Folder 4

Ship Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives used the ship Hamilton for four voyages between 1792 and 1795, when they decided to sell her: (1) March 25, 1792-September 12, 1792, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, rum, salt, skins, furs, wines [disbursements, bills, port charges, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, receipts, dimensions for ship's rigging, accounts, estimate of duties, wrappers, custom house papers, memoranda]; (2) November 6, 1792-October 23, 1793, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included hemp, dry goods, iron, rum, rice, tobacco, tea [captured by French privateer Republican in April 4, 1793 and retaken by English on April 14, 1793; cargo accounts, disbursements, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, port charges, manifest of cargo, accounts, receipts]; (3) October 18, 1793-December 1794, Bordeaux, Isle of Re, Marshard, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, wines, Russia goods [invoices, wrappers, receipts, seamen's accounts, cargo accounts, port charges, letters, sailing orders, sea protest, certificate of silver taken, fitting out bills, disbursements, memoranda, circular; some documents in French or Danish]; and (4) January 26, 1795-July 1795, Madeira, Calcutta, Boston, Captain William Rodman: cargo included fish, rice, wines, dry goods, sugar, molasses [crew members take ill on this voyage; disbursements, custom house bills, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, calculations, wrappers, vendue accounts, agreements, sailing orders, letters, invoices, logbook]. Allen and Company; Welcome Arnold; Thomas Auldjo; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; Brown and Francis; J. Bulkeley and Son; N. and A. De Freittas and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Hamilton (ship); Harmony (brigantine); Health and Sickness--Medicine; India--Calcutta--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jefferson; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Samuel Snow; Spoliation Claims--French; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

November 20, 1795-July 16, 1796

Box 554, Folder 5

Ship Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives used the ship Hamilton for four voyages between 1792 and 1795, when they decided to sell her: (1) March 25, 1792-September 12, 1792, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, rum, salt, skins, furs, wines [disbursements, bills, port charges, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, receipts, dimensions for ship's rigging, accounts, estimate of duties, wrappers, custom house papers, memoranda]; (2) November 6, 1792-October 23, 1793, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included hemp, dry goods, iron, rum, rice, tobacco, tea [captured by French privateer Republican in April 4, 1793 and retaken by English on April 14, 1793; cargo accounts, disbursements, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, port charges, manifest of cargo, accounts, receipts]; (3) October 18, 1793-December 1794, Bordeaux, Isle of Re, Marshard, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, wines, Russia goods [invoices, wrappers, receipts, seamen's accounts, cargo accounts, port charges, letters, sailing orders, sea protest, certificate of silver taken, fitting out bills, disbursements, memoranda, circular; some documents in French or Danish]; and (4) January 26, 1795-July 1795, Madeira, Calcutta, Boston, Captain William Rodman: cargo included fish, rice, wines, dry goods, sugar, molasses [crew members take ill on this voyage; disbursements, custom house bills, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, calculations, wrappers, vendue accounts, agreements, sailing orders, letters, invoices, logbook]. Allen and Company; Welcome Arnold; Thomas Auldjo; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; Brown and Francis; J. Bulkeley and Son; N. and A. De Freittas and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Hamilton (ship); Harmony (brigantine); Health and Sickness--Medicine; India--Calcutta--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jefferson; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Samuel Snow; Spoliation Claims--French; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

January [ ], 1795-July 20, 1796

Box 554, Folder 6

Ship Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives used the ship Hamilton for four voyages between 1792 and 1795, when they decided to sell her: (1) March 25, 1792-September 12, 1792, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, rum, salt, skins, furs, wines [disbursements, bills, port charges, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, receipts, dimensions for ship's rigging, accounts, estimate of duties, wrappers, custom house papers, memoranda]; (2) November 6, 1792-October 23, 1793, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included hemp, dry goods, iron, rum, rice, tobacco, tea [captured by French privateer Republican in April 4, 1793 and retaken by English on April 14, 1793; cargo accounts, disbursements, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, port charges, manifest of cargo, accounts, receipts]; (3) October 18, 1793-December 1794, Bordeaux, Isle of Re, Marshard, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, wines, Russia goods [invoices, wrappers, receipts, seamen's accounts, cargo accounts, port charges, letters, sailing orders, sea protest, certificate of silver taken, fitting out bills, disbursements, memoranda, circular; some documents in French or Danish]; and (4) January 26, 1795-July 1795, Madeira, Calcutta, Boston, Captain William Rodman: cargo included fish, rice, wines, dry goods, sugar, molasses [crew members take ill on this voyage; disbursements, custom house bills, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, calculations, wrappers, vendue accounts, agreements, sailing orders, letters, invoices, logbook]. Allen and Company; Welcome Arnold; Thomas Auldjo; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; Brown and Francis; J. Bulkeley and Son; N. and A. De Freittas and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Hamilton (ship); Harmony (brigantine); Health and Sickness--Medicine; India--Calcutta--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jefferson; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Samuel Snow; Spoliation Claims--French; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

October 21, 1796-February 3, 1796

Box 554, Folder 7

Ship Hamilton 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives used the ship Hamilton for four voyages between 1792 and 1795, when they decided to sell her: (1) March 25, 1792-September 12, 1792, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, rum, salt, skins, furs, wines [disbursements, bills, port charges, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, receipts, dimensions for ship's rigging, accounts, estimate of duties, wrappers, custom house papers, memoranda]; (2) November 6, 1792-October 23, 1793, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included hemp, dry goods, iron, rum, rice, tobacco, tea [captured by French privateer Republican in April 4, 1793 and retaken by English on April 14, 1793; cargo accounts, disbursements, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, port charges, manifest of cargo, accounts, receipts]; (3) October 18, 1793-December 1794, Bordeaux, Isle of Re, Marshard, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, wines, Russia goods [invoices, wrappers, receipts, seamen's accounts, cargo accounts, port charges, letters, sailing orders, sea protest, certificate of silver taken, fitting out bills, disbursements, memoranda, circular; some documents in French or Danish]; and (4) January 26, 1795-July 1795, Madeira, Calcutta, Boston, Captain William Rodman: cargo included fish, rice, wines, dry goods, sugar, molasses [crew members take ill on this voyage; disbursements, custom house bills, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, calculations, wrappers, vendue accounts, agreements, sailing orders, letters, invoices, logbook]. Allen and Company; Welcome Arnold; Thomas Auldjo; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; Brown and Francis; J. Bulkeley and Son; N. and A. De Freittas and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Hamilton (ship); Harmony (brigantine); Health and Sickness--Medicine; India--Calcutta--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jefferson; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Samuel Snow; Spoliation Claims--French; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

November [ ], 1795-February 8, 1796

Box 554, Folder 8

Sloop Hannah 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives and supercargo Thomas Jackson each had shares in this chartered vessel. Leaving July 13, 1792 from Providence, Rhode Island, Captain Gustaves Taylor sailed sloop Hannah to Surinam and Barbados and returned to home port October 15, 1792. The cargo included agricultural products, sugar, molasses, fish, rice, tobacco, and lumber. Materials include bill of disbursements, accounts, invoices, fitting out papers, calculations, inventory, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, and bills. Her second voyage for the firm began November 14, 1792 when Captain Gustaves Taylor sailed her to Baltimore and Cap François where sloop Hannah was sold for $800. Cargo included salt, fish, and flour; see wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, and invoices. Barbados--Trade; William Burrough; Fish; Flour; Hannah (sloop); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Hispaniola--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Molasses; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Alexander Ruden; Salt; George Sears; Ship's Papers; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Gustaves Taylor; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; West Indies--Trade; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

March 20, 1792-February 24, 1793

Box 554, Folder 9

Sloop Hannah 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives and supercargo Thomas Jackson each had shares in this chartered vessel. Leaving July 13, 1792 from Providence, Rhode Island, Captain Gustaves Taylor sailed sloop Hannah to Surinam and Barbados and returned to home port October 15, 1792. The cargo included agricultural products, sugar, molasses, fish, rice, tobacco, and lumber. Materials include bill of disbursements, accounts, invoices, fitting out papers, calculations, inventory, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, and bills. Her second voyage for the firm began November 14, 1792 when Captain Gustaves Taylor sailed her to Baltimore and Cap François where sloop Hannah was sold for $800. Cargo included salt, fish, and flour; see wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, and invoices. Barbados--Trade; William Burrough; Fish; Flour; Hannah (sloop); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Hispaniola--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Molasses; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Alexander Ruden; Salt; George Sears; Ship's Papers; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Gustaves Taylor; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; West Indies--Trade; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

[ ] 1792- ca. December 14, 1793

Box 554, Folder 10

Sloop Hannah 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives and supercargo Thomas Jackson each had shares in this chartered vessel. Leaving July 13, 1792 from Providence, Rhode Island, Captain Gustaves Taylor sailed sloop Hannah to Surinam and Barbados and returned to home port October 15, 1792. The cargo included agricultural products, sugar, molasses, fish, rice, tobacco, and lumber. Materials include bill of disbursements, accounts, invoices, fitting out papers, calculations, inventory, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, and bills. Her second voyage for the firm began November 14, 1792 when Captain Gustaves Taylor sailed her to Baltimore and Cap François where sloop Hannah was sold for $800. Cargo included salt, fish, and flour; see wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, and invoices. Barbados--Trade; William Burrough; Fish; Flour; Hannah (sloop); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Hispaniola--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Molasses; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Alexander Ruden; Salt; George Sears; Ship's Papers; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Gustaves Taylor; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; West Indies--Trade; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

November 13, 1792-May 21, 1793

Box 555, Folder 1

Ship Hanover 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 23, 1833-April 29, 1833

Box 555, Folder 2

Ship Hanover 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 30, 1833-July 29, 1833

Box 555, Folder 3

Ship Hanover 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 7, 1833-June 1833

Box 555, Folder 4

Ship Hanover 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 1833-June 1833

Box 555, Folder 5

Ship Hanover 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 1833-June 1833

Box 555, Folder 6

Ship Hanover 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 1833-December 1833

Box 555, Folder 7

Ship Hanover 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 6, 1833-June 3, 1834

Box 555, Folder 8

Ship Hanover 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 3, 1834-November 4, 1834

Box 555, Folder 9

Ship Hanover 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 6, 1834-January 27, 1836

Box 556, Folder 1

Ship Hanover 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d.[ ] 1829-December [ ]1833

Box 556, Folder 2

Ship Hanover 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 1833-January 1, 1834

Box 556, Folder 3

Ship Hanover 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 1834-March 1834

Box 556, Folder 4

Ship Hanover 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 1834-February 1835

Box 556, Folder 5

Ship Hanover 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 1835-December 1835

Box 556, Folder 6

Ship Hanover 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 1835-June 1836

Box 556, Folder 7

Ship Hanover 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ] 1836

Box 556, Folder 8

Ship Hanover 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 1836

Box 556, Folder 9

Ship Hanover 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 1836-December 1836

Box 556, Folder 10

Ship Hanover 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 18, 1836-December 1836

Box 556, Folder 11

Ship Hanover 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

1837

Box 557, Folder 1

Ship Hanover 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

1837-1838

Box 557, Folder 2

Ship Hanover 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 22, 1836-1838

Box 557, Folder 3

Ship Hanover 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 23, 1835-April 7, 1838

Box 557, Folder 4

Brigantine Harmony 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents from thirteen voyages made by the brigantine Harmony for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792 when the partnership became Brown, Benson and Ives. Some of these trading voyages were undertaken with other merchants in Providence. The ventures were (1) March-August 1784, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, flour, fish, lumber, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill, invoices, cargo reports]; (2) 1784-1785, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, cargo accounts, letters, portage bill, invoice]; (3) June 13, 1785-September 9, 1785, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included dry goods, salt, lumber, molasses, tobacco [bills to Joseph Brown and Company, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts]; (4) December 12, 1785-April 10, 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain George West: cargo included salt, livestock, rum, sugar, molasses [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo book]; (5) May 10, 1786-August 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo accounts, portage bill, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, letters, regulations, some items in Portuguese]; (6) December 26, 1786-May 5, 1787, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt, skins, livestock, sugar, molasses, rum, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, invoices, bills]; (7) June 10, 1787-November 10, 1787, to Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain John Tower: cargo included leather, salt, flour, fish, lumber, sugar, wines, agricultural products [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo book, calculations, custom house papers, wrappers, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, tradebook, some items in Spanish]; (8) April 7, 1788-December 9, 1788, to Surinam, Captain James Brown and Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included horses, sugar, molasses, fish, flour, wines, candles, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1789, to Surinam, Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, horses, lumber, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, laborers' accounts, letters, invoices, bill of distribution]; (10) November 17, 1789-April 23, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, tobacco, dry goods, candles, whale products, fish [invoices, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, accounts, bill of disbursements, calculations]; (11) May 9, 1790-November 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, fish, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels sailing for Surinam since October 1, 1790, custom house papers, cargo accounts, fitting out bills, invoices, bill of disbursements, accounts, bills]; (12) March 8, 1791-June 1791, to Cap François, Captain Isaac Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, custom house bills, fitting out papers, calculations, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (13) July 5, 1791-March 1792, to Surinam, Captain Thomas Jackson: cargo included molasses, fish, horses, flour, tobacco, candles [wrappers, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memorandum, bills, accounts, manifest of cargo, invoice, fitting out papers, accounts of sales, disbursements]. Benjamin Alger; Commerce (brigantine); Isaac Brown; James Brown; Joseph Brown; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cotton; Distillery; Dry Goods; Earthquake; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; George; Harmony (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Moses Lippitt; Livestock; Madeira--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Produce; William Rhodes; C. Roepel; Rum; Salt; Joseph Searle and Company; Shipping; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Edward Thurber; Thurber and Martin; Tobacco; John Tower; Lady Washington; George West; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

September 10, 1783-April 15, 1784

Box 557, Folder 5

Brigantine Harmony 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents from thirteen voyages made by the brigantine Harmony for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792 when the partnership became Brown, Benson and Ives. Some of these trading voyages were undertaken with other merchants in Providence. The ventures were (1) March-August 1784, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, flour, fish, lumber, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill, invoices, cargo reports]; (2) 1784-1785, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, cargo accounts, letters, portage bill, invoice]; (3) June 13, 1785-September 9, 1785, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included dry goods, salt, lumber, molasses, tobacco [bills to Joseph Brown and Company, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts]; (4) December 12, 1785-April 10, 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain George West: cargo included salt, livestock, rum, sugar, molasses [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo book]; (5) May 10, 1786-August 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo accounts, portage bill, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, letters, regulations, some items in Portuguese]; (6) December 26, 1786-May 5, 1787, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt, skins, livestock, sugar, molasses, rum, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, invoices, bills]; (7) June 10, 1787-November 10, 1787, to Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain John Tower: cargo included leather, salt, flour, fish, lumber, sugar, wines, agricultural products [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo book, calculations, custom house papers, wrappers, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, tradebook, some items in Spanish]; (8) April 7, 1788-December 9, 1788, to Surinam, Captain James Brown and Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included horses, sugar, molasses, fish, flour, wines, candles, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1789, to Surinam, Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, horses, lumber, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, laborers' accounts, letters, invoices, bill of distribution]; (10) November 17, 1789-April 23, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, tobacco, dry goods, candles, whale products, fish [invoices, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, accounts, bill of disbursements, calculations]; (11) May 9, 1790-November 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, fish, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels sailing for Surinam since October 1, 1790, custom house papers, cargo accounts, fitting out bills, invoices, bill of disbursements, accounts, bills]; (12) March 8, 1791-June 1791, to Cap François, Captain Isaac Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, custom house bills, fitting out papers, calculations, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (13) July 5, 1791-March 1792, to Surinam, Captain Thomas Jackson: cargo included molasses, fish, horses, flour, tobacco, candles [wrappers, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memorandum, bills, accounts, manifest of cargo, invoice, fitting out papers, accounts of sales, disbursements]. Benjamin Alger; Commerce (brigantine); Isaac Brown; James Brown; Joseph Brown; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cotton; Distillery; Dry Goods; Earthquake; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; George; Harmony (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Moses Lippitt; Livestock; Madeira--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Produce; William Rhodes; C. Roepel; Rum; Salt; Joseph Searle and Company; Shipping; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Edward Thurber; Thurber and Martin; Tobacco; John Tower; Lady Washington; George West; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

April 17, 1784-April 7, 1785

Box 557, Folder 6

Brigantine Harmony 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents from thirteen voyages made by the brigantine Harmony for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792 when the partnership became Brown, Benson and Ives. Some of these trading voyages were undertaken with other merchants in Providence. The ventures were (1) March-August 1784, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, flour, fish, lumber, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill, invoices, cargo reports]; (2) 1784-1785, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, cargo accounts, letters, portage bill, invoice]; (3) June 13, 1785-September 9, 1785, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included dry goods, salt, lumber, molasses, tobacco [bills to Joseph Brown and Company, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts]; (4) December 12, 1785-April 10, 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain George West: cargo included salt, livestock, rum, sugar, molasses [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo book]; (5) May 10, 1786-August 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo accounts, portage bill, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, letters, regulations, some items in Portuguese]; (6) December 26, 1786-May 5, 1787, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt, skins, livestock, sugar, molasses, rum, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, invoices, bills]; (7) June 10, 1787-November 10, 1787, to Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain John Tower: cargo included leather, salt, flour, fish, lumber, sugar, wines, agricultural products [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo book, calculations, custom house papers, wrappers, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, tradebook, some items in Spanish]; (8) April 7, 1788-December 9, 1788, to Surinam, Captain James Brown and Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included horses, sugar, molasses, fish, flour, wines, candles, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1789, to Surinam, Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, horses, lumber, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, laborers' accounts, letters, invoices, bill of distribution]; (10) November 17, 1789-April 23, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, tobacco, dry goods, candles, whale products, fish [invoices, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, accounts, bill of disbursements, calculations]; (11) May 9, 1790-November 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, fish, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels sailing for Surinam since October 1, 1790, custom house papers, cargo accounts, fitting out bills, invoices, bill of disbursements, accounts, bills]; (12) March 8, 1791-June 1791, to Cap François, Captain Isaac Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, custom house bills, fitting out papers, calculations, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (13) July 5, 1791-March 1792, to Surinam, Captain Thomas Jackson: cargo included molasses, fish, horses, flour, tobacco, candles [wrappers, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memorandum, bills, accounts, manifest of cargo, invoice, fitting out papers, accounts of sales, disbursements]. Benjamin Alger; Commerce (brigantine); Isaac Brown; James Brown; Joseph Brown; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cotton; Distillery; Dry Goods; Earthquake; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; George; Harmony (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Moses Lippitt; Livestock; Madeira--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Produce; William Rhodes; C. Roepel; Rum; Salt; Joseph Searle and Company; Shipping; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Edward Thurber; Thurber and Martin; Tobacco; John Tower; Lady Washington; George West; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

September 30, 1784-May 6, 1785

Box 557, Folder 7

Brigantine Harmony 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents from thirteen voyages made by the brigantine Harmony for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792 when the partnership became Brown, Benson and Ives. Some of these trading voyages were undertaken with other merchants in Providence. The ventures were (1) March-August 1784, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, flour, fish, lumber, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill, invoices, cargo reports]; (2) 1784-1785, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, cargo accounts, letters, portage bill, invoice]; (3) June 13, 1785-September 9, 1785, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included dry goods, salt, lumber, molasses, tobacco [bills to Joseph Brown and Company, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts]; (4) December 12, 1785-April 10, 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain George West: cargo included salt, livestock, rum, sugar, molasses [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo book]; (5) May 10, 1786-August 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo accounts, portage bill, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, letters, regulations, some items in Portuguese]; (6) December 26, 1786-May 5, 1787, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt, skins, livestock, sugar, molasses, rum, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, invoices, bills]; (7) June 10, 1787-November 10, 1787, to Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain John Tower: cargo included leather, salt, flour, fish, lumber, sugar, wines, agricultural products [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo book, calculations, custom house papers, wrappers, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, tradebook, some items in Spanish]; (8) April 7, 1788-December 9, 1788, to Surinam, Captain James Brown and Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included horses, sugar, molasses, fish, flour, wines, candles, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1789, to Surinam, Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, horses, lumber, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, laborers' accounts, letters, invoices, bill of distribution]; (10) November 17, 1789-April 23, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, tobacco, dry goods, candles, whale products, fish [invoices, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, accounts, bill of disbursements, calculations]; (11) May 9, 1790-November 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, fish, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels sailing for Surinam since October 1, 1790, custom house papers, cargo accounts, fitting out bills, invoices, bill of disbursements, accounts, bills]; (12) March 8, 1791-June 1791, to Cap François, Captain Isaac Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, custom house bills, fitting out papers, calculations, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (13) July 5, 1791-March 1792, to Surinam, Captain Thomas Jackson: cargo included molasses, fish, horses, flour, tobacco, candles [wrappers, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memorandum, bills, accounts, manifest of cargo, invoice, fitting out papers, accounts of sales, disbursements]. Benjamin Alger; Commerce (brigantine); Isaac Brown; James Brown; Joseph Brown; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cotton; Distillery; Dry Goods; Earthquake; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; George; Harmony (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Moses Lippitt; Livestock; Madeira--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Produce; William Rhodes; C. Roepel; Rum; Salt; Joseph Searle and Company; Shipping; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Edward Thurber; Thurber and Martin; Tobacco; John Tower; Lady Washington; George West; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

June 11, 1785-January 4, 1786

Box 557, Folder 8

Brigantine Harmony 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents from thirteen voyages made by the brigantine Harmony for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792 when the partnership became Brown, Benson and Ives. Some of these trading voyages were undertaken with other merchants in Providence. The ventures were (1) March-August 1784, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, flour, fish, lumber, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill, invoices, cargo reports]; (2) 1784-1785, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, cargo accounts, letters, portage bill, invoice]; (3) June 13, 1785-September 9, 1785, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included dry goods, salt, lumber, molasses, tobacco [bills to Joseph Brown and Company, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts]; (4) December 12, 1785-April 10, 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain George West: cargo included salt, livestock, rum, sugar, molasses [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo book]; (5) May 10, 1786-August 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo accounts, portage bill, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, letters, regulations, some items in Portuguese]; (6) December 26, 1786-May 5, 1787, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt, skins, livestock, sugar, molasses, rum, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, invoices, bills]; (7) June 10, 1787-November 10, 1787, to Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain John Tower: cargo included leather, salt, flour, fish, lumber, sugar, wines, agricultural products [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo book, calculations, custom house papers, wrappers, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, tradebook, some items in Spanish]; (8) April 7, 1788-December 9, 1788, to Surinam, Captain James Brown and Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included horses, sugar, molasses, fish, flour, wines, candles, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1789, to Surinam, Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, horses, lumber, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, laborers' accounts, letters, invoices, bill of distribution]; (10) November 17, 1789-April 23, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, tobacco, dry goods, candles, whale products, fish [invoices, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, accounts, bill of disbursements, calculations]; (11) May 9, 1790-November 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, fish, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels sailing for Surinam since October 1, 1790, custom house papers, cargo accounts, fitting out bills, invoices, bill of disbursements, accounts, bills]; (12) March 8, 1791-June 1791, to Cap François, Captain Isaac Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, custom house bills, fitting out papers, calculations, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (13) July 5, 1791-March 1792, to Surinam, Captain Thomas Jackson: cargo included molasses, fish, horses, flour, tobacco, candles [wrappers, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memorandum, bills, accounts, manifest of cargo, invoice, fitting out papers, accounts of sales, disbursements]. Benjamin Alger; Commerce (brigantine); Isaac Brown; James Brown; Joseph Brown; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cotton; Distillery; Dry Goods; Earthquake; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; George; Harmony (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Moses Lippitt; Livestock; Madeira--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Produce; William Rhodes; C. Roepel; Rum; Salt; Joseph Searle and Company; Shipping; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Edward Thurber; Thurber and Martin; Tobacco; John Tower; Lady Washington; George West; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

December 1, 1785-May 16, 1796

Box 557, Folder 9

Brigantine Harmony 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents from thirteen voyages made by the brigantine Harmony for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792 when the partnership became Brown, Benson and Ives. Some of these trading voyages were undertaken with other merchants in Providence. The ventures were (1) March-August 1784, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, flour, fish, lumber, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill, invoices, cargo reports]; (2) 1784-1785, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, cargo accounts, letters, portage bill, invoice]; (3) June 13, 1785-September 9, 1785, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included dry goods, salt, lumber, molasses, tobacco [bills to Joseph Brown and Company, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts]; (4) December 12, 1785-April 10, 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain George West: cargo included salt, livestock, rum, sugar, molasses [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo book]; (5) May 10, 1786-August 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo accounts, portage bill, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, letters, regulations, some items in Portuguese]; (6) December 26, 1786-May 5, 1787, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt, skins, livestock, sugar, molasses, rum, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, invoices, bills]; (7) June 10, 1787-November 10, 1787, to Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain John Tower: cargo included leather, salt, flour, fish, lumber, sugar, wines, agricultural products [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo book, calculations, custom house papers, wrappers, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, tradebook, some items in Spanish]; (8) April 7, 1788-December 9, 1788, to Surinam, Captain James Brown and Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included horses, sugar, molasses, fish, flour, wines, candles, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1789, to Surinam, Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, horses, lumber, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, laborers' accounts, letters, invoices, bill of distribution]; (10) November 17, 1789-April 23, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, tobacco, dry goods, candles, whale products, fish [invoices, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, accounts, bill of disbursements, calculations]; (11) May 9, 1790-November 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, fish, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels sailing for Surinam since October 1, 1790, custom house papers, cargo accounts, fitting out bills, invoices, bill of disbursements, accounts, bills]; (12) March 8, 1791-June 1791, to Cap François, Captain Isaac Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, custom house bills, fitting out papers, calculations, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (13) July 5, 1791-March 1792, to Surinam, Captain Thomas Jackson: cargo included molasses, fish, horses, flour, tobacco, candles [wrappers, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memorandum, bills, accounts, manifest of cargo, invoice, fitting out papers, accounts of sales, disbursements]. Benjamin Alger; Commerce (brigantine); Isaac Brown; James Brown; Joseph Brown; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cotton; Distillery; Dry Goods; Earthquake; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; George; Harmony (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Moses Lippitt; Livestock; Madeira--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Produce; William Rhodes; C. Roepel; Rum; Salt; Joseph Searle and Company; Shipping; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Edward Thurber; Thurber and Martin; Tobacco; John Tower; Lady Washington; George West; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

May 9, 1796-September [], 1786

Box 557, Folder 10

Brigantine Harmony 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents from thirteen voyages made by the brigantine Harmony for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792 when the partnership became Brown, Benson and Ives. Some of these trading voyages were undertaken with other merchants in Providence. The ventures were (1) March-August 1784, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, flour, fish, lumber, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill, invoices, cargo reports]; (2) 1784-1785, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, cargo accounts, letters, portage bill, invoice]; (3) June 13, 1785-September 9, 1785, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included dry goods, salt, lumber, molasses, tobacco [bills to Joseph Brown and Company, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts]; (4) December 12, 1785-April 10, 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain George West: cargo included salt, livestock, rum, sugar, molasses [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo book]; (5) May 10, 1786-August 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo accounts, portage bill, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, letters, regulations, some items in Portuguese]; (6) December 26, 1786-May 5, 1787, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt, skins, livestock, sugar, molasses, rum, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, invoices, bills]; (7) June 10, 1787-November 10, 1787, to Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain John Tower: cargo included leather, salt, flour, fish, lumber, sugar, wines, agricultural products [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo book, calculations, custom house papers, wrappers, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, tradebook, some items in Spanish]; (8) April 7, 1788-December 9, 1788, to Surinam, Captain James Brown and Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included horses, sugar, molasses, fish, flour, wines, candles, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1789, to Surinam, Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, horses, lumber, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, laborers' accounts, letters, invoices, bill of distribution]; (10) November 17, 1789-April 23, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, tobacco, dry goods, candles, whale products, fish [invoices, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, accounts, bill of disbursements, calculations]; (11) May 9, 1790-November 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, fish, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels sailing for Surinam since October 1, 1790, custom house papers, cargo accounts, fitting out bills, invoices, bill of disbursements, accounts, bills]; (12) March 8, 1791-June 1791, to Cap François, Captain Isaac Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, custom house bills, fitting out papers, calculations, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (13) July 5, 1791-March 1792, to Surinam, Captain Thomas Jackson: cargo included molasses, fish, horses, flour, tobacco, candles [wrappers, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memorandum, bills, accounts, manifest of cargo, invoice, fitting out papers, accounts of sales, disbursements]. Benjamin Alger; Commerce (brigantine); Isaac Brown; James Brown; Joseph Brown; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cotton; Distillery; Dry Goods; Earthquake; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; George; Harmony (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Moses Lippitt; Livestock; Madeira--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Produce; William Rhodes; C. Roepel; Rum; Salt; Joseph Searle and Company; Shipping; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Edward Thurber; Thurber and Martin; Tobacco; John Tower; Lady Washington; George West; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

December 25, 1786-August 2, 1787

Box 558, Folder 1

Brigantine Harmony 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents from thirteen voyages made by the brigantine Harmony for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792 when the partnership became Brown, Benson and Ives. Some of these trading voyages were undertaken with other merchants in Providence. The ventures were (1) March-August 1784, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, flour, fish, lumber, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill, invoices, cargo reports]; (2) 1784-1785, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, cargo accounts, letters, portage bill, invoice]; (3) June 13, 1785-September 9, 1785, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included dry goods, salt, lumber, molasses, tobacco [bills to Joseph Brown and Company, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts]; (4) December 12, 1785-April 10, 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain George West: cargo included salt, livestock, rum, sugar, molasses [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo book]; (5) May 10, 1786-August 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo accounts, portage bill, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, letters, regulations, some items in Portuguese]; (6) December 26, 1786-May 5, 1787, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt, skins, livestock, sugar, molasses, rum, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, invoices, bills]; (7) June 10, 1787-November 10, 1787, to Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain John Tower: cargo included leather, salt, flour, fish, lumber, sugar, wines, agricultural products [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo book, calculations, custom house papers, wrappers, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, tradebook, some items in Spanish]; (8) April 7, 1788-December 9, 1788, to Surinam, Captain James Brown and Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included horses, sugar, molasses, fish, flour, wines, candles, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1789, to Surinam, Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, horses, lumber, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, laborers' accounts, letters, invoices, bill of distribution]; (10) November 17, 1789-April 23, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, tobacco, dry goods, candles, whale products, fish [invoices, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, accounts, bill of disbursements, calculations]; (11) May 9, 1790-November 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, fish, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels sailing for Surinam since October 1, 1790, custom house papers, cargo accounts, fitting out bills, invoices, bill of disbursements, accounts, bills]; (12) March 8, 1791-June 1791, to Cap François, Captain Isaac Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, custom house bills, fitting out papers, calculations, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (13) July 5, 1791-March 1792, to Surinam, Captain Thomas Jackson: cargo included molasses, fish, horses, flour, tobacco, candles [wrappers, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memorandum, bills, accounts, manifest of cargo, invoice, fitting out papers, accounts of sales, disbursements]. Benjamin Alger; Commerce (brigantine); Isaac Brown; James Brown; Joseph Brown; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cotton; Distillery; Dry Goods; Earthquake; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; George; Harmony (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Moses Lippitt; Livestock; Madeira--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Produce; William Rhodes; C. Roepel; Rum; Salt; Joseph Searle and Company; Shipping; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Edward Thurber; Thurber and Martin; Tobacco; John Tower; Lady Washington; George West; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

June 8, 1787-August 1787

Box 558, Folder 2

Brigantine Harmony 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents from thirteen voyages made by the brigantine Harmony for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792 when the partnership became Brown, Benson and Ives. Some of these trading voyages were undertaken with other merchants in Providence. The ventures were (1) March-August 1784, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, flour, fish, lumber, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill, invoices, cargo reports]; (2) 1784-1785, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, cargo accounts, letters, portage bill, invoice]; (3) June 13, 1785-September 9, 1785, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included dry goods, salt, lumber, molasses, tobacco [bills to Joseph Brown and Company, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts]; (4) December 12, 1785-April 10, 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain George West: cargo included salt, livestock, rum, sugar, molasses [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo book]; (5) May 10, 1786-August 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo accounts, portage bill, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, letters, regulations, some items in Portuguese]; (6) December 26, 1786-May 5, 1787, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt, skins, livestock, sugar, molasses, rum, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, invoices, bills]; (7) June 10, 1787-November 10, 1787, to Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain John Tower: cargo included leather, salt, flour, fish, lumber, sugar, wines, agricultural products [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo book, calculations, custom house papers, wrappers, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, tradebook, some items in Spanish]; (8) April 7, 1788-December 9, 1788, to Surinam, Captain James Brown and Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included horses, sugar, molasses, fish, flour, wines, candles, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1789, to Surinam, Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, horses, lumber, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, laborers' accounts, letters, invoices, bill of distribution]; (10) November 17, 1789-April 23, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, tobacco, dry goods, candles, whale products, fish [invoices, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, accounts, bill of disbursements, calculations]; (11) May 9, 1790-November 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, fish, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels sailing for Surinam since October 1, 1790, custom house papers, cargo accounts, fitting out bills, invoices, bill of disbursements, accounts, bills]; (12) March 8, 1791-June 1791, to Cap François, Captain Isaac Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, custom house bills, fitting out papers, calculations, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (13) July 5, 1791-March 1792, to Surinam, Captain Thomas Jackson: cargo included molasses, fish, horses, flour, tobacco, candles [wrappers, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memorandum, bills, accounts, manifest of cargo, invoice, fitting out papers, accounts of sales, disbursements]. Benjamin Alger; Commerce (brigantine); Isaac Brown; James Brown; Joseph Brown; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cotton; Distillery; Dry Goods; Earthquake; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; George; Harmony (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Moses Lippitt; Livestock; Madeira--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Produce; William Rhodes; C. Roepel; Rum; Salt; Joseph Searle and Company; Shipping; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Edward Thurber; Thurber and Martin; Tobacco; John Tower; Lady Washington; George West; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

December 8, 1787-July 24, 1787

Box 558, Folder 3

Brigantine Harmony 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents from thirteen voyages made by the brigantine Harmony for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792 when the partnership became Brown, Benson and Ives. Some of these trading voyages were undertaken with other merchants in Providence. The ventures were (1) March-August 1784, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, flour, fish, lumber, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill, invoices, cargo reports]; (2) 1784-1785, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, cargo accounts, letters, portage bill, invoice]; (3) June 13, 1785-September 9, 1785, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included dry goods, salt, lumber, molasses, tobacco [bills to Joseph Brown and Company, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts]; (4) December 12, 1785-April 10, 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain George West: cargo included salt, livestock, rum, sugar, molasses [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo book]; (5) May 10, 1786-August 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo accounts, portage bill, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, letters, regulations, some items in Portuguese]; (6) December 26, 1786-May 5, 1787, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt, skins, livestock, sugar, molasses, rum, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, invoices, bills]; (7) June 10, 1787-November 10, 1787, to Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain John Tower: cargo included leather, salt, flour, fish, lumber, sugar, wines, agricultural products [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo book, calculations, custom house papers, wrappers, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, tradebook, some items in Spanish]; (8) April 7, 1788-December 9, 1788, to Surinam, Captain James Brown and Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included horses, sugar, molasses, fish, flour, wines, candles, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1789, to Surinam, Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, horses, lumber, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, laborers' accounts, letters, invoices, bill of distribution]; (10) November 17, 1789-April 23, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, tobacco, dry goods, candles, whale products, fish [invoices, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, accounts, bill of disbursements, calculations]; (11) May 9, 1790-November 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, fish, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels sailing for Surinam since October 1, 1790, custom house papers, cargo accounts, fitting out bills, invoices, bill of disbursements, accounts, bills]; (12) March 8, 1791-June 1791, to Cap François, Captain Isaac Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, custom house bills, fitting out papers, calculations, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (13) July 5, 1791-March 1792, to Surinam, Captain Thomas Jackson: cargo included molasses, fish, horses, flour, tobacco, candles [wrappers, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memorandum, bills, accounts, manifest of cargo, invoice, fitting out papers, accounts of sales, disbursements]. Benjamin Alger; Commerce (brigantine); Isaac Brown; James Brown; Joseph Brown; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cotton; Distillery; Dry Goods; Earthquake; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; George; Harmony (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Moses Lippitt; Livestock; Madeira--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Produce; William Rhodes; C. Roepel; Rum; Salt; Joseph Searle and Company; Shipping; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Edward Thurber; Thurber and Martin; Tobacco; John Tower; Lady Washington; George West; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

April 5, 1788-September 9, 1788

Box 558, Folder 4

Brigantine Harmony 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents from thirteen voyages made by the brigantine Harmony for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792 when the partnership became Brown, Benson and Ives. Some of these trading voyages were undertaken with other merchants in Providence. The ventures were (1) March-August 1784, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, flour, fish, lumber, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill, invoices, cargo reports]; (2) 1784-1785, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, cargo accounts, letters, portage bill, invoice]; (3) June 13, 1785-September 9, 1785, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included dry goods, salt, lumber, molasses, tobacco [bills to Joseph Brown and Company, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts]; (4) December 12, 1785-April 10, 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain George West: cargo included salt, livestock, rum, sugar, molasses [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo book]; (5) May 10, 1786-August 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo accounts, portage bill, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, letters, regulations, some items in Portuguese]; (6) December 26, 1786-May 5, 1787, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt, skins, livestock, sugar, molasses, rum, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, invoices, bills]; (7) June 10, 1787-November 10, 1787, to Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain John Tower: cargo included leather, salt, flour, fish, lumber, sugar, wines, agricultural products [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo book, calculations, custom house papers, wrappers, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, tradebook, some items in Spanish]; (8) April 7, 1788-December 9, 1788, to Surinam, Captain James Brown and Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included horses, sugar, molasses, fish, flour, wines, candles, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1789, to Surinam, Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, horses, lumber, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, laborers' accounts, letters, invoices, bill of distribution]; (10) November 17, 1789-April 23, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, tobacco, dry goods, candles, whale products, fish [invoices, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, accounts, bill of disbursements, calculations]; (11) May 9, 1790-November 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, fish, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels sailing for Surinam since October 1, 1790, custom house papers, cargo accounts, fitting out bills, invoices, bill of disbursements, accounts, bills]; (12) March 8, 1791-June 1791, to Cap François, Captain Isaac Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, custom house bills, fitting out papers, calculations, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (13) July 5, 1791-March 1792, to Surinam, Captain Thomas Jackson: cargo included molasses, fish, horses, flour, tobacco, candles [wrappers, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memorandum, bills, accounts, manifest of cargo, invoice, fitting out papers, accounts of sales, disbursements]. Benjamin Alger; Commerce (brigantine); Isaac Brown; James Brown; Joseph Brown; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cotton; Distillery; Dry Goods; Earthquake; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; George; Harmony (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Moses Lippitt; Livestock; Madeira--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Produce; William Rhodes; C. Roepel; Rum; Salt; Joseph Searle and Company; Shipping; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Edward Thurber; Thurber and Martin; Tobacco; John Tower; Lady Washington; George West; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

October 2, 1788-October 6, 1789

Box 558, Folder 5

Brigantine Harmony 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents from thirteen voyages made by the brigantine Harmony for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792 when the partnership became Brown, Benson and Ives. Some of these trading voyages were undertaken with other merchants in Providence. The ventures were (1) March-August 1784, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, flour, fish, lumber, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill, invoices, cargo reports]; (2) 1784-1785, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, cargo accounts, letters, portage bill, invoice]; (3) June 13, 1785-September 9, 1785, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included dry goods, salt, lumber, molasses, tobacco [bills to Joseph Brown and Company, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts]; (4) December 12, 1785-April 10, 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain George West: cargo included salt, livestock, rum, sugar, molasses [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo book]; (5) May 10, 1786-August 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo accounts, portage bill, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, letters, regulations, some items in Portuguese]; (6) December 26, 1786-May 5, 1787, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt, skins, livestock, sugar, molasses, rum, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, invoices, bills]; (7) June 10, 1787-November 10, 1787, to Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain John Tower: cargo included leather, salt, flour, fish, lumber, sugar, wines, agricultural products [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo book, calculations, custom house papers, wrappers, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, tradebook, some items in Spanish]; (8) April 7, 1788-December 9, 1788, to Surinam, Captain James Brown and Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included horses, sugar, molasses, fish, flour, wines, candles, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1789, to Surinam, Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, horses, lumber, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, laborers' accounts, letters, invoices, bill of distribution]; (10) November 17, 1789-April 23, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, tobacco, dry goods, candles, whale products, fish [invoices, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, accounts, bill of disbursements, calculations]; (11) May 9, 1790-November 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, fish, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels sailing for Surinam since October 1, 1790, custom house papers, cargo accounts, fitting out bills, invoices, bill of disbursements, accounts, bills]; (12) March 8, 1791-June 1791, to Cap François, Captain Isaac Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, custom house bills, fitting out papers, calculations, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (13) July 5, 1791-March 1792, to Surinam, Captain Thomas Jackson: cargo included molasses, fish, horses, flour, tobacco, candles [wrappers, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memorandum, bills, accounts, manifest of cargo, invoice, fitting out papers, accounts of sales, disbursements]. Benjamin Alger; Commerce (brigantine); Isaac Brown; James Brown; Joseph Brown; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cotton; Distillery; Dry Goods; Earthquake; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; George; Harmony (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Moses Lippitt; Livestock; Madeira--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Produce; William Rhodes; C. Roepel; Rum; Salt; Joseph Searle and Company; Shipping; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Edward Thurber; Thurber and Martin; Tobacco; John Tower; Lady Washington; George West; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

[ ] 1788-ca. April 3, 1788

Box 558, Folder 6

Brigantine Harmony 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents from thirteen voyages made by the brigantine Harmony for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792 when the partnership became Brown, Benson and Ives. Some of these trading voyages were undertaken with other merchants in Providence. The ventures were (1) March-August 1784, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, flour, fish, lumber, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill, invoices, cargo reports]; (2) 1784-1785, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, cargo accounts, letters, portage bill, invoice]; (3) June 13, 1785-September 9, 1785, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included dry goods, salt, lumber, molasses, tobacco [bills to Joseph Brown and Company, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts]; (4) December 12, 1785-April 10, 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain George West: cargo included salt, livestock, rum, sugar, molasses [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo book]; (5) May 10, 1786-August 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo accounts, portage bill, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, letters, regulations, some items in Portuguese]; (6) December 26, 1786-May 5, 1787, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt, skins, livestock, sugar, molasses, rum, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, invoices, bills]; (7) June 10, 1787-November 10, 1787, to Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain John Tower: cargo included leather, salt, flour, fish, lumber, sugar, wines, agricultural products [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo book, calculations, custom house papers, wrappers, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, tradebook, some items in Spanish]; (8) April 7, 1788-December 9, 1788, to Surinam, Captain James Brown and Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included horses, sugar, molasses, fish, flour, wines, candles, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1789, to Surinam, Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, horses, lumber, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, laborers' accounts, letters, invoices, bill of distribution]; (10) November 17, 1789-April 23, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, tobacco, dry goods, candles, whale products, fish [invoices, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, accounts, bill of disbursements, calculations]; (11) May 9, 1790-November 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, fish, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels sailing for Surinam since October 1, 1790, custom house papers, cargo accounts, fitting out bills, invoices, bill of disbursements, accounts, bills]; (12) March 8, 1791-June 1791, to Cap François, Captain Isaac Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, custom house bills, fitting out papers, calculations, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (13) July 5, 1791-March 1792, to Surinam, Captain Thomas Jackson: cargo included molasses, fish, horses, flour, tobacco, candles [wrappers, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memorandum, bills, accounts, manifest of cargo, invoice, fitting out papers, accounts of sales, disbursements]. Benjamin Alger; Commerce (brigantine); Isaac Brown; James Brown; Joseph Brown; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cotton; Distillery; Dry Goods; Earthquake; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; George; Harmony (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Moses Lippitt; Livestock; Madeira--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Produce; William Rhodes; C. Roepel; Rum; Salt; Joseph Searle and Company; Shipping; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Edward Thurber; Thurber and Martin; Tobacco; John Tower; Lady Washington; George West; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

April 5, 1788-December 1789

Box 558, Folder 7

Brigantine Harmony 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents from thirteen voyages made by the brigantine Harmony for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792 when the partnership became Brown, Benson and Ives. Some of these trading voyages were undertaken with other merchants in Providence. The ventures were (1) March-August 1784, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, flour, fish, lumber, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill, invoices, cargo reports]; (2) 1784-1785, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, cargo accounts, letters, portage bill, invoice]; (3) June 13, 1785-September 9, 1785, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included dry goods, salt, lumber, molasses, tobacco [bills to Joseph Brown and Company, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts]; (4) December 12, 1785-April 10, 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain George West: cargo included salt, livestock, rum, sugar, molasses [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo book]; (5) May 10, 1786-August 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo accounts, portage bill, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, letters, regulations, some items in Portuguese]; (6) December 26, 1786-May 5, 1787, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt, skins, livestock, sugar, molasses, rum, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, invoices, bills]; (7) June 10, 1787-November 10, 1787, to Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain John Tower: cargo included leather, salt, flour, fish, lumber, sugar, wines, agricultural products [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo book, calculations, custom house papers, wrappers, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, tradebook, some items in Spanish]; (8) April 7, 1788-December 9, 1788, to Surinam, Captain James Brown and Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included horses, sugar, molasses, fish, flour, wines, candles, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1789, to Surinam, Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, horses, lumber, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, laborers' accounts, letters, invoices, bill of distribution]; (10) November 17, 1789-April 23, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, tobacco, dry goods, candles, whale products, fish [invoices, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, accounts, bill of disbursements, calculations]; (11) May 9, 1790-November 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, fish, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels sailing for Surinam since October 1, 1790, custom house papers, cargo accounts, fitting out bills, invoices, bill of disbursements, accounts, bills]; (12) March 8, 1791-June 1791, to Cap François, Captain Isaac Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, custom house bills, fitting out papers, calculations, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (13) July 5, 1791-March 1792, to Surinam, Captain Thomas Jackson: cargo included molasses, fish, horses, flour, tobacco, candles [wrappers, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memorandum, bills, accounts, manifest of cargo, invoice, fitting out papers, accounts of sales, disbursements]. Benjamin Alger; Commerce (brigantine); Isaac Brown; James Brown; Joseph Brown; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cotton; Distillery; Dry Goods; Earthquake; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; George; Harmony (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Moses Lippitt; Livestock; Madeira--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Produce; William Rhodes; C. Roepel; Rum; Salt; Joseph Searle and Company; Shipping; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Edward Thurber; Thurber and Martin; Tobacco; John Tower; Lady Washington; George West; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

January 17, 1789-June 1, 1789

Box 558, Folder 8

Brigantine Harmony 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents from thirteen voyages made by the brigantine Harmony for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792 when the partnership became Brown, Benson and Ives. Some of these trading voyages were undertaken with other merchants in Providence. The ventures were (1) March-August 1784, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, flour, fish, lumber, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill, invoices, cargo reports]; (2) 1784-1785, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, cargo accounts, letters, portage bill, invoice]; (3) June 13, 1785-September 9, 1785, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included dry goods, salt, lumber, molasses, tobacco [bills to Joseph Brown and Company, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts]; (4) December 12, 1785-April 10, 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain George West: cargo included salt, livestock, rum, sugar, molasses [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo book]; (5) May 10, 1786-August 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo accounts, portage bill, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, letters, regulations, some items in Portuguese]; (6) December 26, 1786-May 5, 1787, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt, skins, livestock, sugar, molasses, rum, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, invoices, bills]; (7) June 10, 1787-November 10, 1787, to Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain John Tower: cargo included leather, salt, flour, fish, lumber, sugar, wines, agricultural products [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo book, calculations, custom house papers, wrappers, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, tradebook, some items in Spanish]; (8) April 7, 1788-December 9, 1788, to Surinam, Captain James Brown and Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included horses, sugar, molasses, fish, flour, wines, candles, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1789, to Surinam, Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, horses, lumber, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, laborers' accounts, letters, invoices, bill of distribution]; (10) November 17, 1789-April 23, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, tobacco, dry goods, candles, whale products, fish [invoices, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, accounts, bill of disbursements, calculations]; (11) May 9, 1790-November 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, fish, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels sailing for Surinam since October 1, 1790, custom house papers, cargo accounts, fitting out bills, invoices, bill of disbursements, accounts, bills]; (12) March 8, 1791-June 1791, to Cap François, Captain Isaac Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, custom house bills, fitting out papers, calculations, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (13) July 5, 1791-March 1792, to Surinam, Captain Thomas Jackson: cargo included molasses, fish, horses, flour, tobacco, candles [wrappers, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memorandum, bills, accounts, manifest of cargo, invoice, fitting out papers, accounts of sales, disbursements]. Benjamin Alger; Commerce (brigantine); Isaac Brown; James Brown; Joseph Brown; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cotton; Distillery; Dry Goods; Earthquake; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; George; Harmony (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Moses Lippitt; Livestock; Madeira--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Produce; William Rhodes; C. Roepel; Rum; Salt; Joseph Searle and Company; Shipping; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Edward Thurber; Thurber and Martin; Tobacco; John Tower; Lady Washington; George West; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

May 16, 1789-June 1, 1789

Box 558, Folder 9

Brigantine Harmony 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents from thirteen voyages made by the brigantine Harmony for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792 when the partnership became Brown, Benson and Ives. Some of these trading voyages were undertaken with other merchants in Providence. The ventures were (1) March-August 1784, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, flour, fish, lumber, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill, invoices, cargo reports]; (2) 1784-1785, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, cargo accounts, letters, portage bill, invoice]; (3) June 13, 1785-September 9, 1785, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included dry goods, salt, lumber, molasses, tobacco [bills to Joseph Brown and Company, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts]; (4) December 12, 1785-April 10, 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain George West: cargo included salt, livestock, rum, sugar, molasses [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo book]; (5) May 10, 1786-August 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo accounts, portage bill, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, letters, regulations, some items in Portuguese]; (6) December 26, 1786-May 5, 1787, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt, skins, livestock, sugar, molasses, rum, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, invoices, bills]; (7) June 10, 1787-November 10, 1787, to Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain John Tower: cargo included leather, salt, flour, fish, lumber, sugar, wines, agricultural products [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo book, calculations, custom house papers, wrappers, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, tradebook, some items in Spanish]; (8) April 7, 1788-December 9, 1788, to Surinam, Captain James Brown and Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included horses, sugar, molasses, fish, flour, wines, candles, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1789, to Surinam, Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, horses, lumber, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, laborers' accounts, letters, invoices, bill of distribution]; (10) November 17, 1789-April 23, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, tobacco, dry goods, candles, whale products, fish [invoices, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, accounts, bill of disbursements, calculations]; (11) May 9, 1790-November 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, fish, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels sailing for Surinam since October 1, 1790, custom house papers, cargo accounts, fitting out bills, invoices, bill of disbursements, accounts, bills]; (12) March 8, 1791-June 1791, to Cap François, Captain Isaac Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, custom house bills, fitting out papers, calculations, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (13) July 5, 1791-March 1792, to Surinam, Captain Thomas Jackson: cargo included molasses, fish, horses, flour, tobacco, candles [wrappers, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memorandum, bills, accounts, manifest of cargo, invoice, fitting out papers, accounts of sales, disbursements]. Benjamin Alger; Commerce (brigantine); Isaac Brown; James Brown; Joseph Brown; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cotton; Distillery; Dry Goods; Earthquake; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; George; Harmony (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Moses Lippitt; Livestock; Madeira--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Produce; William Rhodes; C. Roepel; Rum; Salt; Joseph Searle and Company; Shipping; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Edward Thurber; Thurber and Martin; Tobacco; John Tower; Lady Washington; George West; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

December 19, 1789-1790

Box 558, Folder 10

Brigantine Harmony 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents from thirteen voyages made by the brigantine Harmony for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792 when the partnership became Brown, Benson and Ives. Some of these trading voyages were undertaken with other merchants in Providence. The ventures were (1) March-August 1784, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, flour, fish, lumber, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill, invoices, cargo reports]; (2) 1784-1785, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, cargo accounts, letters, portage bill, invoice]; (3) June 13, 1785-September 9, 1785, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included dry goods, salt, lumber, molasses, tobacco [bills to Joseph Brown and Company, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts]; (4) December 12, 1785-April 10, 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain George West: cargo included salt, livestock, rum, sugar, molasses [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo book]; (5) May 10, 1786-August 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo accounts, portage bill, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, letters, regulations, some items in Portuguese]; (6) December 26, 1786-May 5, 1787, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt, skins, livestock, sugar, molasses, rum, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, invoices, bills]; (7) June 10, 1787-November 10, 1787, to Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain John Tower: cargo included leather, salt, flour, fish, lumber, sugar, wines, agricultural products [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo book, calculations, custom house papers, wrappers, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, tradebook, some items in Spanish]; (8) April 7, 1788-December 9, 1788, to Surinam, Captain James Brown and Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included horses, sugar, molasses, fish, flour, wines, candles, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1789, to Surinam, Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, horses, lumber, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, laborers' accounts, letters, invoices, bill of distribution]; (10) November 17, 1789-April 23, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, tobacco, dry goods, candles, whale products, fish [invoices, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, accounts, bill of disbursements, calculations]; (11) May 9, 1790-November 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, fish, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels sailing for Surinam since October 1, 1790, custom house papers, cargo accounts, fitting out bills, invoices, bill of disbursements, accounts, bills]; (12) March 8, 1791-June 1791, to Cap François, Captain Isaac Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, custom house bills, fitting out papers, calculations, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (13) July 5, 1791-March 1792, to Surinam, Captain Thomas Jackson: cargo included molasses, fish, horses, flour, tobacco, candles [wrappers, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memorandum, bills, accounts, manifest of cargo, invoice, fitting out papers, accounts of sales, disbursements]. Benjamin Alger; Commerce (brigantine); Isaac Brown; James Brown; Joseph Brown; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cotton; Distillery; Dry Goods; Earthquake; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; George; Harmony (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Moses Lippitt; Livestock; Madeira--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Produce; William Rhodes; C. Roepel; Rum; Salt; Joseph Searle and Company; Shipping; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Edward Thurber; Thurber and Martin; Tobacco; John Tower; Lady Washington; George West; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

ca. November 13, 1789-January 30, 1790

Box 559, Folder 1

Brigantine Harmony 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents from thirteen voyages made by the brigantine Harmony for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792 when the partnership became Brown, Benson and Ives. Some of these trading voyages were undertaken with other merchants in Providence. The ventures were (1) March-August 1784, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, flour, fish, lumber, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill, invoices, cargo reports]; (2) 1784-1785, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, cargo accounts, letters, portage bill, invoice]; (3) June 13, 1785-September 9, 1785, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included dry goods, salt, lumber, molasses, tobacco [bills to Joseph Brown and Company, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts]; (4) December 12, 1785-April 10, 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain George West: cargo included salt, livestock, rum, sugar, molasses [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo book]; (5) May 10, 1786-August 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo accounts, portage bill, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, letters, regulations, some items in Portuguese]; (6) December 26, 1786-May 5, 1787, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt, skins, livestock, sugar, molasses, rum, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, invoices, bills]; (7) June 10, 1787-November 10, 1787, to Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain John Tower: cargo included leather, salt, flour, fish, lumber, sugar, wines, agricultural products [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo book, calculations, custom house papers, wrappers, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, tradebook, some items in Spanish]; (8) April 7, 1788-December 9, 1788, to Surinam, Captain James Brown and Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included horses, sugar, molasses, fish, flour, wines, candles, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1789, to Surinam, Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, horses, lumber, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, laborers' accounts, letters, invoices, bill of distribution]; (10) November 17, 1789-April 23, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, tobacco, dry goods, candles, whale products, fish [invoices, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, accounts, bill of disbursements, calculations]; (11) May 9, 1790-November 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, fish, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels sailing for Surinam since October 1, 1790, custom house papers, cargo accounts, fitting out bills, invoices, bill of disbursements, accounts, bills]; (12) March 8, 1791-June 1791, to Cap François, Captain Isaac Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, custom house bills, fitting out papers, calculations, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (13) July 5, 1791-March 1792, to Surinam, Captain Thomas Jackson: cargo included molasses, fish, horses, flour, tobacco, candles [wrappers, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memorandum, bills, accounts, manifest of cargo, invoice, fitting out papers, accounts of sales, disbursements]. Benjamin Alger; Commerce (brigantine); Isaac Brown; James Brown; Joseph Brown; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cotton; Distillery; Dry Goods; Earthquake; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; George; Harmony (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Moses Lippitt; Livestock; Madeira--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Produce; William Rhodes; C. Roepel; Rum; Salt; Joseph Searle and Company; Shipping; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Edward Thurber; Thurber and Martin; Tobacco; John Tower; Lady Washington; George West; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

February 11, 1790-May 10, 1790

Box 559, Folder 2

Brigantine Harmony 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents from thirteen voyages made by the brigantine Harmony for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792 when the partnership became Brown, Benson and Ives. Some of these trading voyages were undertaken with other merchants in Providence. The ventures were (1) March-August 1784, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, flour, fish, lumber, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill, invoices, cargo reports]; (2) 1784-1785, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, cargo accounts, letters, portage bill, invoice]; (3) June 13, 1785-September 9, 1785, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included dry goods, salt, lumber, molasses, tobacco [bills to Joseph Brown and Company, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts]; (4) December 12, 1785-April 10, 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain George West: cargo included salt, livestock, rum, sugar, molasses [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo book]; (5) May 10, 1786-August 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo accounts, portage bill, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, letters, regulations, some items in Portuguese]; (6) December 26, 1786-May 5, 1787, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt, skins, livestock, sugar, molasses, rum, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, invoices, bills]; (7) June 10, 1787-November 10, 1787, to Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain John Tower: cargo included leather, salt, flour, fish, lumber, sugar, wines, agricultural products [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo book, calculations, custom house papers, wrappers, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, tradebook, some items in Spanish]; (8) April 7, 1788-December 9, 1788, to Surinam, Captain James Brown and Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included horses, sugar, molasses, fish, flour, wines, candles, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1789, to Surinam, Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, horses, lumber, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, laborers' accounts, letters, invoices, bill of distribution]; (10) November 17, 1789-April 23, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, tobacco, dry goods, candles, whale products, fish [invoices, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, accounts, bill of disbursements, calculations]; (11) May 9, 1790-November 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, fish, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels sailing for Surinam since October 1, 1790, custom house papers, cargo accounts, fitting out bills, invoices, bill of disbursements, accounts, bills]; (12) March 8, 1791-June 1791, to Cap François, Captain Isaac Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, custom house bills, fitting out papers, calculations, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (13) July 5, 1791-March 1792, to Surinam, Captain Thomas Jackson: cargo included molasses, fish, horses, flour, tobacco, candles [wrappers, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memorandum, bills, accounts, manifest of cargo, invoice, fitting out papers, accounts of sales, disbursements]. Benjamin Alger; Commerce (brigantine); Isaac Brown; James Brown; Joseph Brown; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cotton; Distillery; Dry Goods; Earthquake; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; George; Harmony (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Moses Lippitt; Livestock; Madeira--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Produce; William Rhodes; C. Roepel; Rum; Salt; Joseph Searle and Company; Shipping; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Edward Thurber; Thurber and Martin; Tobacco; John Tower; Lady Washington; George West; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

February 1790-November 20, 1790

Box 559, Folder 3

Brigantine Harmony 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents from thirteen voyages made by the brigantine Harmony for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792 when the partnership became Brown, Benson and Ives. Some of these trading voyages were undertaken with other merchants in Providence. The ventures were (1) March-August 1784, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, flour, fish, lumber, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill, invoices, cargo reports]; (2) 1784-1785, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, cargo accounts, letters, portage bill, invoice]; (3) June 13, 1785-September 9, 1785, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included dry goods, salt, lumber, molasses, tobacco [bills to Joseph Brown and Company, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts]; (4) December 12, 1785-April 10, 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain George West: cargo included salt, livestock, rum, sugar, molasses [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo book]; (5) May 10, 1786-August 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo accounts, portage bill, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, letters, regulations, some items in Portuguese]; (6) December 26, 1786-May 5, 1787, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt, skins, livestock, sugar, molasses, rum, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, invoices, bills]; (7) June 10, 1787-November 10, 1787, to Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain John Tower: cargo included leather, salt, flour, fish, lumber, sugar, wines, agricultural products [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo book, calculations, custom house papers, wrappers, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, tradebook, some items in Spanish]; (8) April 7, 1788-December 9, 1788, to Surinam, Captain James Brown and Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included horses, sugar, molasses, fish, flour, wines, candles, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1789, to Surinam, Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, horses, lumber, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, laborers' accounts, letters, invoices, bill of distribution]; (10) November 17, 1789-April 23, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, tobacco, dry goods, candles, whale products, fish [invoices, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, accounts, bill of disbursements, calculations]; (11) May 9, 1790-November 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, fish, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels sailing for Surinam since October 1, 1790, custom house papers, cargo accounts, fitting out bills, invoices, bill of disbursements, accounts, bills]; (12) March 8, 1791-June 1791, to Cap François, Captain Isaac Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, custom house bills, fitting out papers, calculations, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (13) July 5, 1791-March 1792, to Surinam, Captain Thomas Jackson: cargo included molasses, fish, horses, flour, tobacco, candles [wrappers, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memorandum, bills, accounts, manifest of cargo, invoice, fitting out papers, accounts of sales, disbursements]. Benjamin Alger; Commerce (brigantine); Isaac Brown; James Brown; Joseph Brown; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cotton; Distillery; Dry Goods; Earthquake; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; George; Harmony (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Moses Lippitt; Livestock; Madeira--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Produce; William Rhodes; C. Roepel; Rum; Salt; Joseph Searle and Company; Shipping; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Edward Thurber; Thurber and Martin; Tobacco; John Tower; Lady Washington; George West; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

1790-November 1790

Box 559, Folder 4

Brigantine Harmony 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents from thirteen voyages made by the brigantine Harmony for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792 when the partnership became Brown, Benson and Ives. Some of these trading voyages were undertaken with other merchants in Providence. The ventures were (1) March-August 1784, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, flour, fish, lumber, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill, invoices, cargo reports]; (2) 1784-1785, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, cargo accounts, letters, portage bill, invoice]; (3) June 13, 1785-September 9, 1785, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included dry goods, salt, lumber, molasses, tobacco [bills to Joseph Brown and Company, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts]; (4) December 12, 1785-April 10, 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain George West: cargo included salt, livestock, rum, sugar, molasses [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo book]; (5) May 10, 1786-August 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo accounts, portage bill, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, letters, regulations, some items in Portuguese]; (6) December 26, 1786-May 5, 1787, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt, skins, livestock, sugar, molasses, rum, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, invoices, bills]; (7) June 10, 1787-November 10, 1787, to Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain John Tower: cargo included leather, salt, flour, fish, lumber, sugar, wines, agricultural products [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo book, calculations, custom house papers, wrappers, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, tradebook, some items in Spanish]; (8) April 7, 1788-December 9, 1788, to Surinam, Captain James Brown and Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included horses, sugar, molasses, fish, flour, wines, candles, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1789, to Surinam, Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, horses, lumber, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, laborers' accounts, letters, invoices, bill of distribution]; (10) November 17, 1789-April 23, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, tobacco, dry goods, candles, whale products, fish [invoices, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, accounts, bill of disbursements, calculations]; (11) May 9, 1790-November 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, fish, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels sailing for Surinam since October 1, 1790, custom house papers, cargo accounts, fitting out bills, invoices, bill of disbursements, accounts, bills]; (12) March 8, 1791-June 1791, to Cap François, Captain Isaac Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, custom house bills, fitting out papers, calculations, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (13) July 5, 1791-March 1792, to Surinam, Captain Thomas Jackson: cargo included molasses, fish, horses, flour, tobacco, candles [wrappers, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memorandum, bills, accounts, manifest of cargo, invoice, fitting out papers, accounts of sales, disbursements]. Benjamin Alger; Commerce (brigantine); Isaac Brown; James Brown; Joseph Brown; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cotton; Distillery; Dry Goods; Earthquake; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; George; Harmony (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Moses Lippitt; Livestock; Madeira--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Produce; William Rhodes; C. Roepel; Rum; Salt; Joseph Searle and Company; Shipping; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Edward Thurber; Thurber and Martin; Tobacco; John Tower; Lady Washington; George West; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

1791-April 28, 1791

Box 559, Folder 5

Brigantine Harmony 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents from thirteen voyages made by the brigantine Harmony for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792 when the partnership became Brown, Benson and Ives. Some of these trading voyages were undertaken with other merchants in Providence. The ventures were (1) March-August 1784, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, flour, fish, lumber, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill, invoices, cargo reports]; (2) 1784-1785, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, cargo accounts, letters, portage bill, invoice]; (3) June 13, 1785-September 9, 1785, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included dry goods, salt, lumber, molasses, tobacco [bills to Joseph Brown and Company, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts]; (4) December 12, 1785-April 10, 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain George West: cargo included salt, livestock, rum, sugar, molasses [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo book]; (5) May 10, 1786-August 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo accounts, portage bill, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, letters, regulations, some items in Portuguese]; (6) December 26, 1786-May 5, 1787, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt, skins, livestock, sugar, molasses, rum, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, invoices, bills]; (7) June 10, 1787-November 10, 1787, to Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain John Tower: cargo included leather, salt, flour, fish, lumber, sugar, wines, agricultural products [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo book, calculations, custom house papers, wrappers, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, tradebook, some items in Spanish]; (8) April 7, 1788-December 9, 1788, to Surinam, Captain James Brown and Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included horses, sugar, molasses, fish, flour, wines, candles, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1789, to Surinam, Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, horses, lumber, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, laborers' accounts, letters, invoices, bill of distribution]; (10) November 17, 1789-April 23, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, tobacco, dry goods, candles, whale products, fish [invoices, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, accounts, bill of disbursements, calculations]; (11) May 9, 1790-November 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, fish, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels sailing for Surinam since October 1, 1790, custom house papers, cargo accounts, fitting out bills, invoices, bill of disbursements, accounts, bills]; (12) March 8, 1791-June 1791, to Cap François, Captain Isaac Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, custom house bills, fitting out papers, calculations, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (13) July 5, 1791-March 1792, to Surinam, Captain Thomas Jackson: cargo included molasses, fish, horses, flour, tobacco, candles [wrappers, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memorandum, bills, accounts, manifest of cargo, invoice, fitting out papers, accounts of sales, disbursements]. Benjamin Alger; Commerce (brigantine); Isaac Brown; James Brown; Joseph Brown; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cotton; Distillery; Dry Goods; Earthquake; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; George; Harmony (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Moses Lippitt; Livestock; Madeira--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Produce; William Rhodes; C. Roepel; Rum; Salt; Joseph Searle and Company; Shipping; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Edward Thurber; Thurber and Martin; Tobacco; John Tower; Lady Washington; George West; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

July 4, 1791-December 6, 1791

Box 559, Folder 6

Brigantine Harmony 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents from thirteen voyages made by the brigantine Harmony for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792 when the partnership became Brown, Benson and Ives. Some of these trading voyages were undertaken with other merchants in Providence. The ventures were (1) March-August 1784, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, flour, fish, lumber, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill, invoices, cargo reports]; (2) 1784-1785, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, cargo accounts, letters, portage bill, invoice]; (3) June 13, 1785-September 9, 1785, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included dry goods, salt, lumber, molasses, tobacco [bills to Joseph Brown and Company, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts]; (4) December 12, 1785-April 10, 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain George West: cargo included salt, livestock, rum, sugar, molasses [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo book]; (5) May 10, 1786-August 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo accounts, portage bill, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, letters, regulations, some items in Portuguese]; (6) December 26, 1786-May 5, 1787, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt, skins, livestock, sugar, molasses, rum, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, invoices, bills]; (7) June 10, 1787-November 10, 1787, to Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain John Tower: cargo included leather, salt, flour, fish, lumber, sugar, wines, agricultural products [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo book, calculations, custom house papers, wrappers, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, tradebook, some items in Spanish]; (8) April 7, 1788-December 9, 1788, to Surinam, Captain James Brown and Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included horses, sugar, molasses, fish, flour, wines, candles, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1789, to Surinam, Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, horses, lumber, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, laborers' accounts, letters, invoices, bill of distribution]; (10) November 17, 1789-April 23, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, tobacco, dry goods, candles, whale products, fish [invoices, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, accounts, bill of disbursements, calculations]; (11) May 9, 1790-November 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, fish, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels sailing for Surinam since October 1, 1790, custom house papers, cargo accounts, fitting out bills, invoices, bill of disbursements, accounts, bills]; (12) March 8, 1791-June 1791, to Cap François, Captain Isaac Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, custom house bills, fitting out papers, calculations, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (13) July 5, 1791-March 1792, to Surinam, Captain Thomas Jackson: cargo included molasses, fish, horses, flour, tobacco, candles [wrappers, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memorandum, bills, accounts, manifest of cargo, invoice, fitting out papers, accounts of sales, disbursements]. Benjamin Alger; Commerce (brigantine); Isaac Brown; James Brown; Joseph Brown; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cotton; Distillery; Dry Goods; Earthquake; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; George; Harmony (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Moses Lippitt; Livestock; Madeira--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Produce; William Rhodes; C. Roepel; Rum; Salt; Joseph Searle and Company; Shipping; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Edward Thurber; Thurber and Martin; Tobacco; John Tower; Lady Washington; George West; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

1791-September 26, 1792

Box 559, Folder 7

Brigantine Harmony 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents from thirteen voyages made by the brigantine Harmony for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792 when the partnership became Brown, Benson and Ives. Some of these trading voyages were undertaken with other merchants in Providence. The ventures were (1) March-August 1784, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, flour, fish, lumber, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill, invoices, cargo reports]; (2) 1784-1785, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, cargo accounts, letters, portage bill, invoice]; (3) June 13, 1785-September 9, 1785, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included dry goods, salt, lumber, molasses, tobacco [bills to Joseph Brown and Company, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts]; (4) December 12, 1785-April 10, 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain George West: cargo included salt, livestock, rum, sugar, molasses [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo book]; (5) May 10, 1786-August 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo accounts, portage bill, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, letters, regulations, some items in Portuguese]; (6) December 26, 1786-May 5, 1787, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt, skins, livestock, sugar, molasses, rum, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, invoices, bills]; (7) June 10, 1787-November 10, 1787, to Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain John Tower: cargo included leather, salt, flour, fish, lumber, sugar, wines, agricultural products [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo book, calculations, custom house papers, wrappers, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, tradebook, some items in Spanish]; (8) April 7, 1788-December 9, 1788, to Surinam, Captain James Brown and Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included horses, sugar, molasses, fish, flour, wines, candles, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1789, to Surinam, Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, horses, lumber, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, laborers' accounts, letters, invoices, bill of distribution]; (10) November 17, 1789-April 23, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, tobacco, dry goods, candles, whale products, fish [invoices, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, accounts, bill of disbursements, calculations]; (11) May 9, 1790-November 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, fish, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels sailing for Surinam since October 1, 1790, custom house papers, cargo accounts, fitting out bills, invoices, bill of disbursements, accounts, bills]; (12) March 8, 1791-June 1791, to Cap François, Captain Isaac Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, custom house bills, fitting out papers, calculations, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (13) July 5, 1791-March 1792, to Surinam, Captain Thomas Jackson: cargo included molasses, fish, horses, flour, tobacco, candles [wrappers, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memorandum, bills, accounts, manifest of cargo, invoice, fitting out papers, accounts of sales, disbursements]. Benjamin Alger; Commerce (brigantine); Isaac Brown; James Brown; Joseph Brown; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cotton; Distillery; Dry Goods; Earthquake; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; George; Harmony (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Moses Lippitt; Livestock; Madeira--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Produce; William Rhodes; C. Roepel; Rum; Salt; Joseph Searle and Company; Shipping; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Edward Thurber; Thurber and Martin; Tobacco; John Tower; Lady Washington; George West; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

[1792]-August 7, 1792

Box 559, Folder 8

Brigantine Harmony 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents from thirteen voyages made by the brigantine Harmony for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792 when the partnership became Brown, Benson and Ives. Some of these trading voyages were undertaken with other merchants in Providence. The ventures were (1) March-August 1784, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, flour, fish, lumber, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill, invoices, cargo reports]; (2) 1784-1785, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, cargo accounts, letters, portage bill, invoice]; (3) June 13, 1785-September 9, 1785, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included dry goods, salt, lumber, molasses, tobacco [bills to Joseph Brown and Company, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts]; (4) December 12, 1785-April 10, 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain George West: cargo included salt, livestock, rum, sugar, molasses [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo book]; (5) May 10, 1786-August 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo accounts, portage bill, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, letters, regulations, some items in Portuguese]; (6) December 26, 1786-May 5, 1787, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt, skins, livestock, sugar, molasses, rum, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, invoices, bills]; (7) June 10, 1787-November 10, 1787, to Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain John Tower: cargo included leather, salt, flour, fish, lumber, sugar, wines, agricultural products [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo book, calculations, custom house papers, wrappers, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, tradebook, some items in Spanish]; (8) April 7, 1788-December 9, 1788, to Surinam, Captain James Brown and Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included horses, sugar, molasses, fish, flour, wines, candles, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1789, to Surinam, Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, horses, lumber, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, laborers' accounts, letters, invoices, bill of distribution]; (10) November 17, 1789-April 23, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, tobacco, dry goods, candles, whale products, fish [invoices, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, accounts, bill of disbursements, calculations]; (11) May 9, 1790-November 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, fish, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels sailing for Surinam since October 1, 1790, custom house papers, cargo accounts, fitting out bills, invoices, bill of disbursements, accounts, bills]; (12) March 8, 1791-June 1791, to Cap François, Captain Isaac Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, custom house bills, fitting out papers, calculations, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (13) July 5, 1791-March 1792, to Surinam, Captain Thomas Jackson: cargo included molasses, fish, horses, flour, tobacco, candles [wrappers, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memorandum, bills, accounts, manifest of cargo, invoice, fitting out papers, accounts of sales, disbursements]. Benjamin Alger; Commerce (brigantine); Isaac Brown; James Brown; Joseph Brown; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cotton; Distillery; Dry Goods; Earthquake; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; George; Harmony (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Moses Lippitt; Livestock; Madeira--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Produce; William Rhodes; C. Roepel; Rum; Salt; Joseph Searle and Company; Shipping; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Edward Thurber; Thurber and Martin; Tobacco; John Tower; Lady Washington; George West; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

August 24, 1792-1793

Box 559, Folder 9

Brigantine Harmony 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains documents from thirteen voyages made by the brigantine Harmony for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792 when the partnership became Brown, Benson and Ives. Some of these trading voyages were undertaken with other merchants in Providence. The ventures were (1) March-August 1784, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included cotton, sugar, molasses, tobacco, flour, fish, lumber, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill, invoices, cargo reports]; (2) 1784-1785, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, cargo accounts, letters, portage bill, invoice]; (3) June 13, 1785-September 9, 1785, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included dry goods, salt, lumber, molasses, tobacco [bills to Joseph Brown and Company, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts]; (4) December 12, 1785-April 10, 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain George West: cargo included salt, livestock, rum, sugar, molasses [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo book]; (5) May 10, 1786-August 1786, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo accounts, portage bill, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, letters, regulations, some items in Portuguese]; (6) December 26, 1786-May 5, 1787, to Cape Verde Islands, Captain George West: cargo included salt, skins, livestock, sugar, molasses, rum, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, invoices, bills]; (7) June 10, 1787-November 10, 1787, to Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain John Tower: cargo included leather, salt, flour, fish, lumber, sugar, wines, agricultural products [1/2 share Brown and Benson, 1/2 share Edward Thurber, cargo book, calculations, custom house papers, wrappers, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, tradebook, some items in Spanish]; (8) April 7, 1788-December 9, 1788, to Surinam, Captain James Brown and Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included horses, sugar, molasses, fish, flour, wines, candles, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements]; (9) 1789, to Surinam, Captain Moses Lippitt: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, horses, lumber, flour, fish [sailing orders, accounts, laborers' accounts, letters, invoices, bill of distribution]; (10) November 17, 1789-April 23, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, tobacco, dry goods, candles, whale products, fish [invoices, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, accounts, bill of disbursements, calculations]; (11) May 9, 1790-November 1790, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, tobacco, fish, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels sailing for Surinam since October 1, 1790, custom house papers, cargo accounts, fitting out bills, invoices, bill of disbursements, accounts, bills]; (12) March 8, 1791-June 1791, to Cap François, Captain Isaac Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, custom house bills, fitting out papers, calculations, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (13) July 5, 1791-March 1792, to Surinam, Captain Thomas Jackson: cargo included molasses, fish, horses, flour, tobacco, candles [wrappers, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memorandum, bills, accounts, manifest of cargo, invoice, fitting out papers, accounts of sales, disbursements]. Benjamin Alger; Commerce (brigantine); Isaac Brown; James Brown; Joseph Brown; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cotton; Distillery; Dry Goods; Earthquake; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; George; Harmony (brigantine); Hispaniola--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; Thomas Jackson; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Moses Lippitt; Livestock; Madeira--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Produce; William Rhodes; C. Roepel; Rum; Salt; Joseph Searle and Company; Shipping; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Edward Thurber; Thurber and Martin; Tobacco; John Tower; Lady Washington; George West; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

1792-July 1794

Box 560, Folder 1

Ship Harmony 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives sent the Harmony out on three voyages before she was sold in 1794 at Le Havre without the consent of the owners. Curiously, Captain John Crumby, who brokered the sale, declined to turn over the proceeds in a timely manner and disappeared for a year. Eventually Brown, Benson and Ives recovered some of their costs. Adventures were (1) April 10, 1792-December 28, 1792, Surinam, Captain Davis Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, fish, flour, horses, tobacco, candles, lumber [statements, wrappers, shipbuilding, cargo accounts, sailing orders, account of sales, letters, custom house bill, invoices, fitting out papers, memoranda, disbursements, accounts]; (2) March 1793-July 16, 1793, Copenhagen, Philadelphia, Captain William Read: cargo included agricultural products and Russia goods [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, cargo accounts, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, receipts]; and (3) from August 15, 1793 until sold in Le Havre, June 13, 1794, Philadelphia, Curaçao, Charleston, Bilboa, Hamburg, Captain John Crumby [circular, disbursements, statement, agreement, wrapper, bills, sailing orders, letters, power of attorney, receipts, portage bill, accounts, fitting out papers]. Joseph Anthony and Son; Bills of Exchange; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commerce (brig); Curaçao--Trade; Davis Brown; Nicholas Cooke and Company; John Crumby; Thomas Dickason and Company; Freight and Freightage; Hamilton (ship); Hannah (sloop); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Hazard and Robinson; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jackson; Moses Lippitt; Philadelphia--Trade; Prices Current; William Read; Alexander Ruden; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Spain; Casper Voght; John Warner; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

August 5, 1793-May 26, 1795

Box 560, Folder 2

Ship Harmony 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives sent the Harmony out on three voyages before she was sold in 1794 at Le Havre without the consent of the owners. Curiously, Captain John Crumby, who brokered the sale, declined to turn over the proceeds in a timely manner and disappeared for a year. Eventually Brown, Benson and Ives recovered some of their costs. Adventures were (1) April 10, 1792-December 28, 1792, Surinam, Captain Davis Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, fish, flour, horses, tobacco, candles, lumber [statements, wrappers, shipbuilding, cargo accounts, sailing orders, account of sales, letters, custom house bill, invoices, fitting out papers, memoranda, disbursements, accounts]; (2) March 1793-July 16, 1793, Copenhagen, Philadelphia, Captain William Read: cargo included agricultural products and Russia goods [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, cargo accounts, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, receipts]; and (3) from August 15, 1793 until sold in Le Havre, June 13, 1794, Philadelphia, Curaçao, Charleston, Bilboa, Hamburg, Captain John Crumby [circular, disbursements, statement, agreement, wrapper, bills, sailing orders, letters, power of attorney, receipts, portage bill, accounts, fitting out papers]. Joseph Anthony and Son; Bills of Exchange; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commerce (brig); Curaçao--Trade; Davis Brown; Nicholas Cooke and Company; John Crumby; Thomas Dickason and Company; Freight and Freightage; Hamilton (ship); Hannah (sloop); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Hazard and Robinson; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jackson; Moses Lippitt; Philadelphia--Trade; Prices Current; William Read; Alexander Ruden; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Spain; Casper Voght; John Warner; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

January 21, 1793-October 22, 1795

Box 560, Folder 3

Ship Harmony 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives sent the Harmony out on three voyages before she was sold in 1794 at Le Havre without the consent of the owners. Curiously, Captain John Crumby, who brokered the sale, declined to turn over the proceeds in a timely manner and disappeared for a year. Eventually Brown, Benson and Ives recovered some of their costs. Adventures were (1) April 10, 1792-December 28, 1792, Surinam, Captain Davis Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, fish, flour, horses, tobacco, candles, lumber [statements, wrappers, shipbuilding, cargo accounts, sailing orders, account of sales, letters, custom house bill, invoices, fitting out papers, memoranda, disbursements, accounts]; (2) March 1793-July 16, 1793, Copenhagen, Philadelphia, Captain William Read: cargo included agricultural products and Russia goods [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, cargo accounts, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, receipts]; and (3) from August 15, 1793 until sold in Le Havre, June 13, 1794, Philadelphia, Curaçao, Charleston, Bilboa, Hamburg, Captain John Crumby [circular, disbursements, statement, agreement, wrapper, bills, sailing orders, letters, power of attorney, receipts, portage bill, accounts, fitting out papers]. Joseph Anthony and Son; Bills of Exchange; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commerce (brig); Curaçao--Trade; Davis Brown; Nicholas Cooke and Company; John Crumby; Thomas Dickason and Company; Freight and Freightage; Hamilton (ship); Hannah (sloop); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Hazard and Robinson; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jackson; Moses Lippitt; Philadelphia--Trade; Prices Current; William Read; Alexander Ruden; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Spain; Casper Voght; John Warner; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

February [ ], 1794-May 9, 1794

Box 560, Folder 4

Ship Harmony 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives sent the Harmony out on three voyages before she was sold in 1794 at Le Havre without the consent of the owners. Curiously, Captain John Crumby, who brokered the sale, declined to turn over the proceeds in a timely manner and disappeared for a year. Eventually Brown, Benson and Ives recovered some of their costs. Adventures were (1) April 10, 1792-December 28, 1792, Surinam, Captain Davis Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, fish, flour, horses, tobacco, candles, lumber [statements, wrappers, shipbuilding, cargo accounts, sailing orders, account of sales, letters, custom house bill, invoices, fitting out papers, memoranda, disbursements, accounts]; (2) March 1793-July 16, 1793, Copenhagen, Philadelphia, Captain William Read: cargo included agricultural products and Russia goods [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, cargo accounts, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, receipts]; and (3) from August 15, 1793 until sold in Le Havre, June 13, 1794, Philadelphia, Curaçao, Charleston, Bilboa, Hamburg, Captain John Crumby [circular, disbursements, statement, agreement, wrapper, bills, sailing orders, letters, power of attorney, receipts, portage bill, accounts, fitting out papers]. Joseph Anthony and Son; Bills of Exchange; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commerce (brig); Curaçao--Trade; Davis Brown; Nicholas Cooke and Company; John Crumby; Thomas Dickason and Company; Freight and Freightage; Hamilton (ship); Hannah (sloop); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Hazard and Robinson; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jackson; Moses Lippitt; Philadelphia--Trade; Prices Current; William Read; Alexander Ruden; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Spain; Casper Voght; John Warner; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

May 10, 1794-November 5, 1795

Box 560, Folder 5

Ship Harmony 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives sent the Harmony out on three voyages before she was sold in 1794 at Le Havre without the consent of the owners. Curiously, Captain John Crumby, who brokered the sale, declined to turn over the proceeds in a timely manner and disappeared for a year. Eventually Brown, Benson and Ives recovered some of their costs. Adventures were (1) April 10, 1792-December 28, 1792, Surinam, Captain Davis Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, fish, flour, horses, tobacco, candles, lumber [statements, wrappers, shipbuilding, cargo accounts, sailing orders, account of sales, letters, custom house bill, invoices, fitting out papers, memoranda, disbursements, accounts]; (2) March 1793-July 16, 1793, Copenhagen, Philadelphia, Captain William Read: cargo included agricultural products and Russia goods [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, cargo accounts, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, receipts]; and (3) from August 15, 1793 until sold in Le Havre, June 13, 1794, Philadelphia, Curaçao, Charleston, Bilboa, Hamburg, Captain John Crumby [circular, disbursements, statement, agreement, wrapper, bills, sailing orders, letters, power of attorney, receipts, portage bill, accounts, fitting out papers]. Joseph Anthony and Son; Bills of Exchange; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commerce (brig); Curaçao--Trade; Davis Brown; Nicholas Cooke and Company; John Crumby; Thomas Dickason and Company; Freight and Freightage; Hamilton (ship); Hannah (sloop); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Hazard and Robinson; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jackson; Moses Lippitt; Philadelphia--Trade; Prices Current; William Read; Alexander Ruden; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Spain; Casper Voght; John Warner; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

December 4, 1792-[ ] 1793

Box 560, Folder 6

Ship Harmony 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives sent the Harmony out on three voyages before she was sold in 1794 at Le Havre without the consent of the owners. Curiously, Captain John Crumby, who brokered the sale, declined to turn over the proceeds in a timely manner and disappeared for a year. Eventually Brown, Benson and Ives recovered some of their costs. Adventures were (1) April 10, 1792-December 28, 1792, Surinam, Captain Davis Brown: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, fish, flour, horses, tobacco, candles, lumber [statements, wrappers, shipbuilding, cargo accounts, sailing orders, account of sales, letters, custom house bill, invoices, fitting out papers, memoranda, disbursements, accounts]; (2) March 1793-July 16, 1793, Copenhagen, Philadelphia, Captain William Read: cargo included agricultural products and Russia goods [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, cargo accounts, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, receipts]; and (3) from August 15, 1793 until sold in Le Havre, June 13, 1794, Philadelphia, Curaçao, Charleston, Bilboa, Hamburg, Captain John Crumby [circular, disbursements, statement, agreement, wrapper, bills, sailing orders, letters, power of attorney, receipts, portage bill, accounts, fitting out papers]. Joseph Anthony and Son; Bills of Exchange; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commerce (brig); Curaçao--Trade; Davis Brown; Nicholas Cooke and Company; John Crumby; Thomas Dickason and Company; Freight and Freightage; Hamilton (ship); Hannah (sloop); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Hazard and Robinson; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jackson; Moses Lippitt; Philadelphia--Trade; Prices Current; William Read; Alexander Ruden; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Spain; Casper Voght; John Warner; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1793-September 17, 1793

Box 560, Folder 7

Brigantine Harriet 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives sold brigantine Harriet in Copenhagen after one voyage. The vessel left Providence on January 6, 1796 under command of Captain Whipple Andrews, and went to Savannah, Charleston, and Le Havre before reaching Denmark; the cargo included rice and flour. The sub-series contains wrappers, letters, sailing orders, inventory, accounts and fitting out bills. Whipple Andrews; Charlotte (ship); Thomas Dickason and Company; Foodstuffs; Elizabeth (ship); Harriet (brigantine); Homberg and Homberg G. Freres; Hiram (brigantine); George W. Page; Ship's Papers; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 1, 1796-July 12, 1796

Box 560, Folder 8

Brigantine Harriet 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives sold brigantine Harriet in Copenhagen after one voyage. The vessel left Providence on January 6, 1796 under command of Captain Whipple Andrews, and went to Savannah, Charleston, and Le Havre before reaching Denmark; the cargo included rice and flour. The sub-series contains wrappers, letters, sailing orders, inventory, accounts and fitting out bills. Whipple Andrews; Charlotte (ship); Thomas Dickason and Company; Foodstuffs; Elizabeth (ship); Harriet (brigantine); Homberg and Homberg G. Freres; Hiram (brigantine); George W. Page; Ship's Papers; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 28, 1796-October 26, 1797

Box 560, Folder 9

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 24, 1810-April 21, 1811

Box 561, Folder 1

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 31, 1811-August 14, 1812

Box 561, Folder 2

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 15, 1811-January 23, 1812

Box 561, Folder 3

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 12, 1811-August 1, 1811

Box 561, Folder 4

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 5, 1811-September 5, 1811

Box 561, Folder 5

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 16, 1811-March 4, 1812

Box 561, Folder 6

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 8, 1812-June 2, 1812

Box 561, Folder 7

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 1, 1812-June 23, 1812

Box 561, Folder 8

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 16, 1812-June 29, 1812

Box 561, Folder 9

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 30, 1805-September 5, 1812

Box 562, Folder 1

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 1, 1812-November 18, 1812

Box 562, Folder 2

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 1, 1812-May 1, 1813

Box 562, Folder 3

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 22, 1807-July 29, 1815

Box 562, Folder 4

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 18, 1815-May 29, 1815

Box 562, Folder 5

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 29, 1815-October 25, 1816

Box 562, Folder 6

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 9, 1815-January 21, 1816

Box 562, Folder 7

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 22, 1816-September 19, 1816

Box 562, Folder 8

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 30, 1811-November 18, 1815

Box 563, Folder 1

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 20, 1815-April 1, 1816

Box 563, Folder 2

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 19, 1816-July 6, 1816

Box 563, Folder 3

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 5, 1816-September 23, 1816

Box 563, Folder 4

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 11, 1816-April 28, 1817

Box 563, Folder 5

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 28, 1817-October 4, 1817

Box 563, Folder 6

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 10, 1817-February 9, 1818

Box 563, Folder 7

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1816]-November 8, 1816

Box 563, Folder 8

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 9, 1816-December 7, 1816

Box 563, Folder 9

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1817]-May 10, 1817

Box 563, Folder 10

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 13, 1817-October 2, 1817

Box 564, Folder 1

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

September [ ], 1817-October 4, 1817

Box 564, Folder 2

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 4, 1817-December 24, 1817

Box 564, Folder 3

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 20, 1818-July 24, 1818

Box 564, Folder 4

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 1, 1818-October 3, 1818

Box 564, Folder 5

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 15, 1818-August 1, 1818

Box 564, Folder 6

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 15, 1818-May 27, 1819

Box 564, Folder 7

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 29, 1819-July 31, 1819

Box 564, Folder 8

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 1, 1819-March 12, 1820

Box 564, Folder 9

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 19, 1820-December 6, 1819

Box 564, Folder 10

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 7, 1819-April 1820

Box 565, Folder 1

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 24, 1820-November 9, 1820

Box 565, Folder 2

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 2, 1819-November 21, 1821

Box 565, Folder 3

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., [ ] 1821-April 11, 1821

Box 565, Folder 4

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 10, 1821-June 9, 1821

Box 565, Folder 5

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 9, 1821-June 30, 1821

Box 565, Folder 6

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 21, 1821-October 20, 1821

Box 565, Folder 7

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 20, 1822-September 24, 1823

Box 565, Folder 8

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

October [ ], 1812-August 19, 1822

Box 565, Folder 9

Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 15, 1822-March 22, 1823

Box 566, Folder 1

Brigantine Hiram 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives consigned a cargo of flour on brigantine Hiram in 1796. Under command of Captain Frances Brown, Hiram sailed to Le Havre, London, and Baltimore. Sub-series contains agreement, sailing orders, letters, invoices, receipts and account of sales. Frances Brown; Chace, Walker and Eddy; Thomas Dickason and Company; Flour; Hiram (brigantine); Homber and Hamberg; George W. Page; George Sears; Ship's Papers; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--European--France; Trade--Great Britain Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 20, 1796-November 21, 1796

Box 566, Folder 2

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson constructed ship Hope especially for the London trade in 1783. This sub-series contains documentation pertaining to Benjamin Tallman, ship builder, as well as material on the eight voyages completed by the Hope for Nicholas Brown and George Benson. The ship would make more voyages for Brown, Benson, and Ives and Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1784-April 1785, to London, Captain Charles Swain: cargo included freight, agricultural products, whale products [wrappers, memoranda, agreement, sailing orders, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, bill of lading]; (2) November 28, 1785-September 3, 1786, to London, Amsterdam, Charleston, SC, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included agricultural products, lumber, rum, fish, salt, freight [account of sales, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, accounts, invoices, memoranda, cargo accounts]; (3) February 9, 1787-October 10, 1787, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, St. Eustatius, L'Orient, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, sugar, molasses, salt, tobacco, barrels [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, surveyor's certificate, disbursements, some items in French]; (4) June 7, 1788-February 9, 1789, to Copenhagen, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, hemp, agricultural products, tobacco, tea, dry goods [manifest, disbursements, bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of lading, copy of instructions for making copper still, sailing orders, letters, account of freight, accounts, invoices]; (5) March 13, 1789-November 16, 1789, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, sugar, tea, candles, whale products, hemp, tobacco, iron, dry goods, fish [wrappers, ship repairs, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, seamen's accounts, accounts, account of sales]; (6) April 5, 1790-1790, to St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, dry goods, hemp, iron, tea, tobacco, rice [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (7) November 1, 1790-December 1791, to Turks Island, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included salt, iron, dry goods, hemp, rum, rice, tobacco [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, fitting out papers, accounts, invoice, bill of lading]; and (8) November 1791-June 1792, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, estimate of duties, letters, bill of sale, invoices, sailing orders]. Amsterdam--Trade; Candles; Champion and Dickason; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Copenhagen--Trade; Distillery--Equipment; Dry Goods; Landron Freres and Company; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; John Hodshon and Son; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Iron; Laborers' Accounts; London--Trade; L'Orient, France--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Rum; Russia--Trade; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade; Sugar; Sukey (sloop); St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Charles Swain; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thayer, Bartlett and Company; Thayer and Bartlett; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

[ca. 1784]-November 9, 1784

Box 566, Folder 3

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson constructed ship Hope especially for the London trade in 1783. This sub-series contains documentation pertaining to Benjamin Tallman, ship builder, as well as material on the eight voyages completed by the Hope for Nicholas Brown and George Benson. The ship would make more voyages for Brown, Benson, and Ives and Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1784-April 1785, to London, Captain Charles Swain: cargo included freight, agricultural products, whale products [wrappers, memoranda, agreement, sailing orders, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, bill of lading]; (2) November 28, 1785-September 3, 1786, to London, Amsterdam, Charleston, SC, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included agricultural products, lumber, rum, fish, salt, freight [account of sales, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, accounts, invoices, memoranda, cargo accounts]; (3) February 9, 1787-October 10, 1787, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, St. Eustatius, L'Orient, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, sugar, molasses, salt, tobacco, barrels [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, surveyor's certificate, disbursements, some items in French]; (4) June 7, 1788-February 9, 1789, to Copenhagen, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, hemp, agricultural products, tobacco, tea, dry goods [manifest, disbursements, bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of lading, copy of instructions for making copper still, sailing orders, letters, account of freight, accounts, invoices]; (5) March 13, 1789-November 16, 1789, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, sugar, tea, candles, whale products, hemp, tobacco, iron, dry goods, fish [wrappers, ship repairs, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, seamen's accounts, accounts, account of sales]; (6) April 5, 1790-1790, to St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, dry goods, hemp, iron, tea, tobacco, rice [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (7) November 1, 1790-December 1791, to Turks Island, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included salt, iron, dry goods, hemp, rum, rice, tobacco [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, fitting out papers, accounts, invoice, bill of lading]; and (8) November 1791-June 1792, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, estimate of duties, letters, bill of sale, invoices, sailing orders]. Amsterdam--Trade; Candles; Champion and Dickason; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Copenhagen--Trade; Distillery--Equipment; Dry Goods; Landron Freres and Company; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; John Hodshon and Son; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Iron; Laborers' Accounts; London--Trade; L'Orient, France--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Rum; Russia--Trade; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade; Sugar; Sukey (sloop); St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Charles Swain; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thayer, Bartlett and Company; Thayer and Bartlett; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

[ ] 1784-ca. November 7, 1784

Box 566, Folder 4

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson constructed ship Hope especially for the London trade in 1783. This sub-series contains documentation pertaining to Benjamin Tallman, ship builder, as well as material on the eight voyages completed by the Hope for Nicholas Brown and George Benson. The ship would make more voyages for Brown, Benson, and Ives and Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1784-April 1785, to London, Captain Charles Swain: cargo included freight, agricultural products, whale products [wrappers, memoranda, agreement, sailing orders, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, bill of lading]; (2) November 28, 1785-September 3, 1786, to London, Amsterdam, Charleston, SC, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included agricultural products, lumber, rum, fish, salt, freight [account of sales, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, accounts, invoices, memoranda, cargo accounts]; (3) February 9, 1787-October 10, 1787, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, St. Eustatius, L'Orient, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, sugar, molasses, salt, tobacco, barrels [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, surveyor's certificate, disbursements, some items in French]; (4) June 7, 1788-February 9, 1789, to Copenhagen, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, hemp, agricultural products, tobacco, tea, dry goods [manifest, disbursements, bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of lading, copy of instructions for making copper still, sailing orders, letters, account of freight, accounts, invoices]; (5) March 13, 1789-November 16, 1789, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, sugar, tea, candles, whale products, hemp, tobacco, iron, dry goods, fish [wrappers, ship repairs, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, seamen's accounts, accounts, account of sales]; (6) April 5, 1790-1790, to St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, dry goods, hemp, iron, tea, tobacco, rice [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (7) November 1, 1790-December 1791, to Turks Island, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included salt, iron, dry goods, hemp, rum, rice, tobacco [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, fitting out papers, accounts, invoice, bill of lading]; and (8) November 1791-June 1792, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, estimate of duties, letters, bill of sale, invoices, sailing orders]. Amsterdam--Trade; Candles; Champion and Dickason; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Copenhagen--Trade; Distillery--Equipment; Dry Goods; Landron Freres and Company; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; John Hodshon and Son; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Iron; Laborers' Accounts; London--Trade; L'Orient, France--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Rum; Russia--Trade; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade; Sugar; Sukey (sloop); St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Charles Swain; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thayer, Bartlett and Company; Thayer and Bartlett; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

November 9, 1784-March 31, 1785

Box 566, Folder 5

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson constructed ship Hope especially for the London trade in 1783. This sub-series contains documentation pertaining to Benjamin Tallman, ship builder, as well as material on the eight voyages completed by the Hope for Nicholas Brown and George Benson. The ship would make more voyages for Brown, Benson, and Ives and Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1784-April 1785, to London, Captain Charles Swain: cargo included freight, agricultural products, whale products [wrappers, memoranda, agreement, sailing orders, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, bill of lading]; (2) November 28, 1785-September 3, 1786, to London, Amsterdam, Charleston, SC, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included agricultural products, lumber, rum, fish, salt, freight [account of sales, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, accounts, invoices, memoranda, cargo accounts]; (3) February 9, 1787-October 10, 1787, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, St. Eustatius, L'Orient, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, sugar, molasses, salt, tobacco, barrels [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, surveyor's certificate, disbursements, some items in French]; (4) June 7, 1788-February 9, 1789, to Copenhagen, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, hemp, agricultural products, tobacco, tea, dry goods [manifest, disbursements, bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of lading, copy of instructions for making copper still, sailing orders, letters, account of freight, accounts, invoices]; (5) March 13, 1789-November 16, 1789, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, sugar, tea, candles, whale products, hemp, tobacco, iron, dry goods, fish [wrappers, ship repairs, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, seamen's accounts, accounts, account of sales]; (6) April 5, 1790-1790, to St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, dry goods, hemp, iron, tea, tobacco, rice [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (7) November 1, 1790-December 1791, to Turks Island, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included salt, iron, dry goods, hemp, rum, rice, tobacco [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, fitting out papers, accounts, invoice, bill of lading]; and (8) November 1791-June 1792, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, estimate of duties, letters, bill of sale, invoices, sailing orders]. Amsterdam--Trade; Candles; Champion and Dickason; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Copenhagen--Trade; Distillery--Equipment; Dry Goods; Landron Freres and Company; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; John Hodshon and Son; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Iron; Laborers' Accounts; London--Trade; L'Orient, France--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Rum; Russia--Trade; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade; Sugar; Sukey (sloop); St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Charles Swain; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thayer, Bartlett and Company; Thayer and Bartlett; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

April [ ], 1785-December 20, 1785

Box 566, Folder 6

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson constructed ship Hope especially for the London trade in 1783. This sub-series contains documentation pertaining to Benjamin Tallman, ship builder, as well as material on the eight voyages completed by the Hope for Nicholas Brown and George Benson. The ship would make more voyages for Brown, Benson, and Ives and Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1784-April 1785, to London, Captain Charles Swain: cargo included freight, agricultural products, whale products [wrappers, memoranda, agreement, sailing orders, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, bill of lading]; (2) November 28, 1785-September 3, 1786, to London, Amsterdam, Charleston, SC, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included agricultural products, lumber, rum, fish, salt, freight [account of sales, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, accounts, invoices, memoranda, cargo accounts]; (3) February 9, 1787-October 10, 1787, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, St. Eustatius, L'Orient, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, sugar, molasses, salt, tobacco, barrels [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, surveyor's certificate, disbursements, some items in French]; (4) June 7, 1788-February 9, 1789, to Copenhagen, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, hemp, agricultural products, tobacco, tea, dry goods [manifest, disbursements, bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of lading, copy of instructions for making copper still, sailing orders, letters, account of freight, accounts, invoices]; (5) March 13, 1789-November 16, 1789, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, sugar, tea, candles, whale products, hemp, tobacco, iron, dry goods, fish [wrappers, ship repairs, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, seamen's accounts, accounts, account of sales]; (6) April 5, 1790-1790, to St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, dry goods, hemp, iron, tea, tobacco, rice [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (7) November 1, 1790-December 1791, to Turks Island, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included salt, iron, dry goods, hemp, rum, rice, tobacco [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, fitting out papers, accounts, invoice, bill of lading]; and (8) November 1791-June 1792, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, estimate of duties, letters, bill of sale, invoices, sailing orders]. Amsterdam--Trade; Candles; Champion and Dickason; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Copenhagen--Trade; Distillery--Equipment; Dry Goods; Landron Freres and Company; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; John Hodshon and Son; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Iron; Laborers' Accounts; London--Trade; L'Orient, France--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Rum; Russia--Trade; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade; Sugar; Sukey (sloop); St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Charles Swain; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thayer, Bartlett and Company; Thayer and Bartlett; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

November 23, 1785-May 31, 1786

Box 566, Folder 7

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson constructed ship Hope especially for the London trade in 1783. This sub-series contains documentation pertaining to Benjamin Tallman, ship builder, as well as material on the eight voyages completed by the Hope for Nicholas Brown and George Benson. The ship would make more voyages for Brown, Benson, and Ives and Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1784-April 1785, to London, Captain Charles Swain: cargo included freight, agricultural products, whale products [wrappers, memoranda, agreement, sailing orders, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, bill of lading]; (2) November 28, 1785-September 3, 1786, to London, Amsterdam, Charleston, SC, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included agricultural products, lumber, rum, fish, salt, freight [account of sales, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, accounts, invoices, memoranda, cargo accounts]; (3) February 9, 1787-October 10, 1787, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, St. Eustatius, L'Orient, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, sugar, molasses, salt, tobacco, barrels [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, surveyor's certificate, disbursements, some items in French]; (4) June 7, 1788-February 9, 1789, to Copenhagen, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, hemp, agricultural products, tobacco, tea, dry goods [manifest, disbursements, bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of lading, copy of instructions for making copper still, sailing orders, letters, account of freight, accounts, invoices]; (5) March 13, 1789-November 16, 1789, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, sugar, tea, candles, whale products, hemp, tobacco, iron, dry goods, fish [wrappers, ship repairs, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, seamen's accounts, accounts, account of sales]; (6) April 5, 1790-1790, to St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, dry goods, hemp, iron, tea, tobacco, rice [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (7) November 1, 1790-December 1791, to Turks Island, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included salt, iron, dry goods, hemp, rum, rice, tobacco [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, fitting out papers, accounts, invoice, bill of lading]; and (8) November 1791-June 1792, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, estimate of duties, letters, bill of sale, invoices, sailing orders]. Amsterdam--Trade; Candles; Champion and Dickason; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Copenhagen--Trade; Distillery--Equipment; Dry Goods; Landron Freres and Company; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; John Hodshon and Son; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Iron; Laborers' Accounts; London--Trade; L'Orient, France--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Rum; Russia--Trade; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade; Sugar; Sukey (sloop); St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Charles Swain; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thayer, Bartlett and Company; Thayer and Bartlett; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

[ ] 1785-January 26, 1786

Box 566, Folder 8

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson constructed ship Hope especially for the London trade in 1783. This sub-series contains documentation pertaining to Benjamin Tallman, ship builder, as well as material on the eight voyages completed by the Hope for Nicholas Brown and George Benson. The ship would make more voyages for Brown, Benson, and Ives and Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1784-April 1785, to London, Captain Charles Swain: cargo included freight, agricultural products, whale products [wrappers, memoranda, agreement, sailing orders, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, bill of lading]; (2) November 28, 1785-September 3, 1786, to London, Amsterdam, Charleston, SC, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included agricultural products, lumber, rum, fish, salt, freight [account of sales, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, accounts, invoices, memoranda, cargo accounts]; (3) February 9, 1787-October 10, 1787, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, St. Eustatius, L'Orient, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, sugar, molasses, salt, tobacco, barrels [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, surveyor's certificate, disbursements, some items in French]; (4) June 7, 1788-February 9, 1789, to Copenhagen, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, hemp, agricultural products, tobacco, tea, dry goods [manifest, disbursements, bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of lading, copy of instructions for making copper still, sailing orders, letters, account of freight, accounts, invoices]; (5) March 13, 1789-November 16, 1789, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, sugar, tea, candles, whale products, hemp, tobacco, iron, dry goods, fish [wrappers, ship repairs, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, seamen's accounts, accounts, account of sales]; (6) April 5, 1790-1790, to St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, dry goods, hemp, iron, tea, tobacco, rice [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (7) November 1, 1790-December 1791, to Turks Island, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included salt, iron, dry goods, hemp, rum, rice, tobacco [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, fitting out papers, accounts, invoice, bill of lading]; and (8) November 1791-June 1792, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, estimate of duties, letters, bill of sale, invoices, sailing orders]. Amsterdam--Trade; Candles; Champion and Dickason; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Copenhagen--Trade; Distillery--Equipment; Dry Goods; Landron Freres and Company; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; John Hodshon and Son; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Iron; Laborers' Accounts; London--Trade; L'Orient, France--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Rum; Russia--Trade; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade; Sugar; Sukey (sloop); St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Charles Swain; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thayer, Bartlett and Company; Thayer and Bartlett; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

January 31, 1786-ca. October 20, 1787

Box 566, Folder 9

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson constructed ship Hope especially for the London trade in 1783. This sub-series contains documentation pertaining to Benjamin Tallman, ship builder, as well as material on the eight voyages completed by the Hope for Nicholas Brown and George Benson. The ship would make more voyages for Brown, Benson, and Ives and Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1784-April 1785, to London, Captain Charles Swain: cargo included freight, agricultural products, whale products [wrappers, memoranda, agreement, sailing orders, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, bill of lading]; (2) November 28, 1785-September 3, 1786, to London, Amsterdam, Charleston, SC, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included agricultural products, lumber, rum, fish, salt, freight [account of sales, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, accounts, invoices, memoranda, cargo accounts]; (3) February 9, 1787-October 10, 1787, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, St. Eustatius, L'Orient, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, sugar, molasses, salt, tobacco, barrels [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, surveyor's certificate, disbursements, some items in French]; (4) June 7, 1788-February 9, 1789, to Copenhagen, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, hemp, agricultural products, tobacco, tea, dry goods [manifest, disbursements, bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of lading, copy of instructions for making copper still, sailing orders, letters, account of freight, accounts, invoices]; (5) March 13, 1789-November 16, 1789, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, sugar, tea, candles, whale products, hemp, tobacco, iron, dry goods, fish [wrappers, ship repairs, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, seamen's accounts, accounts, account of sales]; (6) April 5, 1790-1790, to St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, dry goods, hemp, iron, tea, tobacco, rice [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (7) November 1, 1790-December 1791, to Turks Island, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included salt, iron, dry goods, hemp, rum, rice, tobacco [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, fitting out papers, accounts, invoice, bill of lading]; and (8) November 1791-June 1792, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, estimate of duties, letters, bill of sale, invoices, sailing orders]. Amsterdam--Trade; Candles; Champion and Dickason; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Copenhagen--Trade; Distillery--Equipment; Dry Goods; Landron Freres and Company; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; John Hodshon and Son; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Iron; Laborers' Accounts; London--Trade; L'Orient, France--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Rum; Russia--Trade; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade; Sugar; Sukey (sloop); St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Charles Swain; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thayer, Bartlett and Company; Thayer and Bartlett; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

October 13, 1786-July 27, 1787

Box 566, Folder 10

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson constructed ship Hope especially for the London trade in 1783. This sub-series contains documentation pertaining to Benjamin Tallman, ship builder, as well as material on the eight voyages completed by the Hope for Nicholas Brown and George Benson. The ship would make more voyages for Brown, Benson, and Ives and Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1784-April 1785, to London, Captain Charles Swain: cargo included freight, agricultural products, whale products [wrappers, memoranda, agreement, sailing orders, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, bill of lading]; (2) November 28, 1785-September 3, 1786, to London, Amsterdam, Charleston, SC, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included agricultural products, lumber, rum, fish, salt, freight [account of sales, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, accounts, invoices, memoranda, cargo accounts]; (3) February 9, 1787-October 10, 1787, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, St. Eustatius, L'Orient, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, sugar, molasses, salt, tobacco, barrels [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, surveyor's certificate, disbursements, some items in French]; (4) June 7, 1788-February 9, 1789, to Copenhagen, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, hemp, agricultural products, tobacco, tea, dry goods [manifest, disbursements, bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of lading, copy of instructions for making copper still, sailing orders, letters, account of freight, accounts, invoices]; (5) March 13, 1789-November 16, 1789, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, sugar, tea, candles, whale products, hemp, tobacco, iron, dry goods, fish [wrappers, ship repairs, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, seamen's accounts, accounts, account of sales]; (6) April 5, 1790-1790, to St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, dry goods, hemp, iron, tea, tobacco, rice [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (7) November 1, 1790-December 1791, to Turks Island, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included salt, iron, dry goods, hemp, rum, rice, tobacco [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, fitting out papers, accounts, invoice, bill of lading]; and (8) November 1791-June 1792, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, estimate of duties, letters, bill of sale, invoices, sailing orders]. Amsterdam--Trade; Candles; Champion and Dickason; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Copenhagen--Trade; Distillery--Equipment; Dry Goods; Landron Freres and Company; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; John Hodshon and Son; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Iron; Laborers' Accounts; London--Trade; L'Orient, France--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Rum; Russia--Trade; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade; Sugar; Sukey (sloop); St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Charles Swain; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thayer, Bartlett and Company; Thayer and Bartlett; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

[ ] 1787-February 16, 1787

Box 566, Folder 11

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson constructed ship Hope especially for the London trade in 1783. This sub-series contains documentation pertaining to Benjamin Tallman, ship builder, as well as material on the eight voyages completed by the Hope for Nicholas Brown and George Benson. The ship would make more voyages for Brown, Benson, and Ives and Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1784-April 1785, to London, Captain Charles Swain: cargo included freight, agricultural products, whale products [wrappers, memoranda, agreement, sailing orders, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, bill of lading]; (2) November 28, 1785-September 3, 1786, to London, Amsterdam, Charleston, SC, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included agricultural products, lumber, rum, fish, salt, freight [account of sales, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, accounts, invoices, memoranda, cargo accounts]; (3) February 9, 1787-October 10, 1787, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, St. Eustatius, L'Orient, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, sugar, molasses, salt, tobacco, barrels [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, surveyor's certificate, disbursements, some items in French]; (4) June 7, 1788-February 9, 1789, to Copenhagen, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, hemp, agricultural products, tobacco, tea, dry goods [manifest, disbursements, bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of lading, copy of instructions for making copper still, sailing orders, letters, account of freight, accounts, invoices]; (5) March 13, 1789-November 16, 1789, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, sugar, tea, candles, whale products, hemp, tobacco, iron, dry goods, fish [wrappers, ship repairs, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, seamen's accounts, accounts, account of sales]; (6) April 5, 1790-1790, to St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, dry goods, hemp, iron, tea, tobacco, rice [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (7) November 1, 1790-December 1791, to Turks Island, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included salt, iron, dry goods, hemp, rum, rice, tobacco [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, fitting out papers, accounts, invoice, bill of lading]; and (8) November 1791-June 1792, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, estimate of duties, letters, bill of sale, invoices, sailing orders]. Amsterdam--Trade; Candles; Champion and Dickason; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Copenhagen--Trade; Distillery--Equipment; Dry Goods; Landron Freres and Company; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; John Hodshon and Son; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Iron; Laborers' Accounts; London--Trade; L'Orient, France--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Rum; Russia--Trade; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade; Sugar; Sukey (sloop); St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Charles Swain; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thayer, Bartlett and Company; Thayer and Bartlett; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

March 17, 1787-October 18, 1787

Box 567, Folder 1

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson constructed ship Hope especially for the London trade in 1783. This sub-series contains documentation pertaining to Benjamin Tallman, ship builder, as well as material on the eight voyages completed by the Hope for Nicholas Brown and George Benson. The ship would make more voyages for Brown, Benson, and Ives and Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1784-April 1785, to London, Captain Charles Swain: cargo included freight, agricultural products, whale products [wrappers, memoranda, agreement, sailing orders, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, bill of lading]; (2) November 28, 1785-September 3, 1786, to London, Amsterdam, Charleston, SC, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included agricultural products, lumber, rum, fish, salt, freight [account of sales, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, accounts, invoices, memoranda, cargo accounts]; (3) February 9, 1787-October 10, 1787, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, St. Eustatius, L'Orient, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, sugar, molasses, salt, tobacco, barrels [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, surveyor's certificate, disbursements, some items in French]; (4) June 7, 1788-February 9, 1789, to Copenhagen, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, hemp, agricultural products, tobacco, tea, dry goods [manifest, disbursements, bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of lading, copy of instructions for making copper still, sailing orders, letters, account of freight, accounts, invoices]; (5) March 13, 1789-November 16, 1789, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, sugar, tea, candles, whale products, hemp, tobacco, iron, dry goods, fish [wrappers, ship repairs, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, seamen's accounts, accounts, account of sales]; (6) April 5, 1790-1790, to St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, dry goods, hemp, iron, tea, tobacco, rice [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (7) November 1, 1790-December 1791, to Turks Island, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included salt, iron, dry goods, hemp, rum, rice, tobacco [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, fitting out papers, accounts, invoice, bill of lading]; and (8) November 1791-June 1792, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, estimate of duties, letters, bill of sale, invoices, sailing orders]. Amsterdam--Trade; Candles; Champion and Dickason; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Copenhagen--Trade; Distillery--Equipment; Dry Goods; Landron Freres and Company; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; John Hodshon and Son; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Iron; Laborers' Accounts; London--Trade; L'Orient, France--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Rum; Russia--Trade; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade; Sugar; Sukey (sloop); St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Charles Swain; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thayer, Bartlett and Company; Thayer and Bartlett; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

ca. 1788-ca. September 4, 1789

Box 567, Folder 2

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson constructed ship Hope especially for the London trade in 1783. This sub-series contains documentation pertaining to Benjamin Tallman, ship builder, as well as material on the eight voyages completed by the Hope for Nicholas Brown and George Benson. The ship would make more voyages for Brown, Benson, and Ives and Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1784-April 1785, to London, Captain Charles Swain: cargo included freight, agricultural products, whale products [wrappers, memoranda, agreement, sailing orders, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, bill of lading]; (2) November 28, 1785-September 3, 1786, to London, Amsterdam, Charleston, SC, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included agricultural products, lumber, rum, fish, salt, freight [account of sales, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, accounts, invoices, memoranda, cargo accounts]; (3) February 9, 1787-October 10, 1787, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, St. Eustatius, L'Orient, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, sugar, molasses, salt, tobacco, barrels [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, surveyor's certificate, disbursements, some items in French]; (4) June 7, 1788-February 9, 1789, to Copenhagen, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, hemp, agricultural products, tobacco, tea, dry goods [manifest, disbursements, bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of lading, copy of instructions for making copper still, sailing orders, letters, account of freight, accounts, invoices]; (5) March 13, 1789-November 16, 1789, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, sugar, tea, candles, whale products, hemp, tobacco, iron, dry goods, fish [wrappers, ship repairs, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, seamen's accounts, accounts, account of sales]; (6) April 5, 1790-1790, to St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, dry goods, hemp, iron, tea, tobacco, rice [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (7) November 1, 1790-December 1791, to Turks Island, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included salt, iron, dry goods, hemp, rum, rice, tobacco [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, fitting out papers, accounts, invoice, bill of lading]; and (8) November 1791-June 1792, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, estimate of duties, letters, bill of sale, invoices, sailing orders]. Amsterdam--Trade; Candles; Champion and Dickason; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Copenhagen--Trade; Distillery--Equipment; Dry Goods; Landron Freres and Company; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; John Hodshon and Son; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Iron; Laborers' Accounts; London--Trade; L'Orient, France--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Rum; Russia--Trade; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade; Sugar; Sukey (sloop); St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Charles Swain; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thayer, Bartlett and Company; Thayer and Bartlett; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

[1788]

Box 567, Folder 3

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson constructed ship Hope especially for the London trade in 1783. This sub-series contains documentation pertaining to Benjamin Tallman, ship builder, as well as material on the eight voyages completed by the Hope for Nicholas Brown and George Benson. The ship would make more voyages for Brown, Benson, and Ives and Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1784-April 1785, to London, Captain Charles Swain: cargo included freight, agricultural products, whale products [wrappers, memoranda, agreement, sailing orders, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, bill of lading]; (2) November 28, 1785-September 3, 1786, to London, Amsterdam, Charleston, SC, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included agricultural products, lumber, rum, fish, salt, freight [account of sales, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, accounts, invoices, memoranda, cargo accounts]; (3) February 9, 1787-October 10, 1787, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, St. Eustatius, L'Orient, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, sugar, molasses, salt, tobacco, barrels [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, surveyor's certificate, disbursements, some items in French]; (4) June 7, 1788-February 9, 1789, to Copenhagen, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, hemp, agricultural products, tobacco, tea, dry goods [manifest, disbursements, bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of lading, copy of instructions for making copper still, sailing orders, letters, account of freight, accounts, invoices]; (5) March 13, 1789-November 16, 1789, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, sugar, tea, candles, whale products, hemp, tobacco, iron, dry goods, fish [wrappers, ship repairs, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, seamen's accounts, accounts, account of sales]; (6) April 5, 1790-1790, to St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, dry goods, hemp, iron, tea, tobacco, rice [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (7) November 1, 1790-December 1791, to Turks Island, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included salt, iron, dry goods, hemp, rum, rice, tobacco [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, fitting out papers, accounts, invoice, bill of lading]; and (8) November 1791-June 1792, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, estimate of duties, letters, bill of sale, invoices, sailing orders]. Amsterdam--Trade; Candles; Champion and Dickason; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Copenhagen--Trade; Distillery--Equipment; Dry Goods; Landron Freres and Company; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; John Hodshon and Son; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Iron; Laborers' Accounts; London--Trade; L'Orient, France--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Rum; Russia--Trade; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade; Sugar; Sukey (sloop); St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Charles Swain; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thayer, Bartlett and Company; Thayer and Bartlett; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

January 4, 1788-July 1, 1789

Box 567, Folder 4

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson constructed ship Hope especially for the London trade in 1783. This sub-series contains documentation pertaining to Benjamin Tallman, ship builder, as well as material on the eight voyages completed by the Hope for Nicholas Brown and George Benson. The ship would make more voyages for Brown, Benson, and Ives and Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1784-April 1785, to London, Captain Charles Swain: cargo included freight, agricultural products, whale products [wrappers, memoranda, agreement, sailing orders, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, bill of lading]; (2) November 28, 1785-September 3, 1786, to London, Amsterdam, Charleston, SC, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included agricultural products, lumber, rum, fish, salt, freight [account of sales, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, accounts, invoices, memoranda, cargo accounts]; (3) February 9, 1787-October 10, 1787, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, St. Eustatius, L'Orient, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, sugar, molasses, salt, tobacco, barrels [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, surveyor's certificate, disbursements, some items in French]; (4) June 7, 1788-February 9, 1789, to Copenhagen, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, hemp, agricultural products, tobacco, tea, dry goods [manifest, disbursements, bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of lading, copy of instructions for making copper still, sailing orders, letters, account of freight, accounts, invoices]; (5) March 13, 1789-November 16, 1789, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, sugar, tea, candles, whale products, hemp, tobacco, iron, dry goods, fish [wrappers, ship repairs, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, seamen's accounts, accounts, account of sales]; (6) April 5, 1790-1790, to St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, dry goods, hemp, iron, tea, tobacco, rice [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (7) November 1, 1790-December 1791, to Turks Island, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included salt, iron, dry goods, hemp, rum, rice, tobacco [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, fitting out papers, accounts, invoice, bill of lading]; and (8) November 1791-June 1792, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, estimate of duties, letters, bill of sale, invoices, sailing orders]. Amsterdam--Trade; Candles; Champion and Dickason; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Copenhagen--Trade; Distillery--Equipment; Dry Goods; Landron Freres and Company; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; John Hodshon and Son; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Iron; Laborers' Accounts; London--Trade; L'Orient, France--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Rum; Russia--Trade; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade; Sugar; Sukey (sloop); St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Charles Swain; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thayer, Bartlett and Company; Thayer and Bartlett; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

March 5, 1789-September 3, 1789

Box 567, Folder 5

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson constructed ship Hope especially for the London trade in 1783. This sub-series contains documentation pertaining to Benjamin Tallman, ship builder, as well as material on the eight voyages completed by the Hope for Nicholas Brown and George Benson. The ship would make more voyages for Brown, Benson, and Ives and Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1784-April 1785, to London, Captain Charles Swain: cargo included freight, agricultural products, whale products [wrappers, memoranda, agreement, sailing orders, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, bill of lading]; (2) November 28, 1785-September 3, 1786, to London, Amsterdam, Charleston, SC, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included agricultural products, lumber, rum, fish, salt, freight [account of sales, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, accounts, invoices, memoranda, cargo accounts]; (3) February 9, 1787-October 10, 1787, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, St. Eustatius, L'Orient, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, sugar, molasses, salt, tobacco, barrels [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, surveyor's certificate, disbursements, some items in French]; (4) June 7, 1788-February 9, 1789, to Copenhagen, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, hemp, agricultural products, tobacco, tea, dry goods [manifest, disbursements, bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of lading, copy of instructions for making copper still, sailing orders, letters, account of freight, accounts, invoices]; (5) March 13, 1789-November 16, 1789, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, sugar, tea, candles, whale products, hemp, tobacco, iron, dry goods, fish [wrappers, ship repairs, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, seamen's accounts, accounts, account of sales]; (6) April 5, 1790-1790, to St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, dry goods, hemp, iron, tea, tobacco, rice [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (7) November 1, 1790-December 1791, to Turks Island, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included salt, iron, dry goods, hemp, rum, rice, tobacco [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, fitting out papers, accounts, invoice, bill of lading]; and (8) November 1791-June 1792, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, estimate of duties, letters, bill of sale, invoices, sailing orders]. Amsterdam--Trade; Candles; Champion and Dickason; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Copenhagen--Trade; Distillery--Equipment; Dry Goods; Landron Freres and Company; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; John Hodshon and Son; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Iron; Laborers' Accounts; London--Trade; L'Orient, France--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Rum; Russia--Trade; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade; Sugar; Sukey (sloop); St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Charles Swain; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thayer, Bartlett and Company; Thayer and Bartlett; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

March 7, 1789-September 12, 1789

Box 567, Folder 6

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson constructed ship Hope especially for the London trade in 1783. This sub-series contains documentation pertaining to Benjamin Tallman, ship builder, as well as material on the eight voyages completed by the Hope for Nicholas Brown and George Benson. The ship would make more voyages for Brown, Benson, and Ives and Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1784-April 1785, to London, Captain Charles Swain: cargo included freight, agricultural products, whale products [wrappers, memoranda, agreement, sailing orders, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, bill of lading]; (2) November 28, 1785-September 3, 1786, to London, Amsterdam, Charleston, SC, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included agricultural products, lumber, rum, fish, salt, freight [account of sales, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, accounts, invoices, memoranda, cargo accounts]; (3) February 9, 1787-October 10, 1787, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, St. Eustatius, L'Orient, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, sugar, molasses, salt, tobacco, barrels [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, surveyor's certificate, disbursements, some items in French]; (4) June 7, 1788-February 9, 1789, to Copenhagen, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, hemp, agricultural products, tobacco, tea, dry goods [manifest, disbursements, bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of lading, copy of instructions for making copper still, sailing orders, letters, account of freight, accounts, invoices]; (5) March 13, 1789-November 16, 1789, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, sugar, tea, candles, whale products, hemp, tobacco, iron, dry goods, fish [wrappers, ship repairs, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, seamen's accounts, accounts, account of sales]; (6) April 5, 1790-1790, to St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, dry goods, hemp, iron, tea, tobacco, rice [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (7) November 1, 1790-December 1791, to Turks Island, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included salt, iron, dry goods, hemp, rum, rice, tobacco [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, fitting out papers, accounts, invoice, bill of lading]; and (8) November 1791-June 1792, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, estimate of duties, letters, bill of sale, invoices, sailing orders]. Amsterdam--Trade; Candles; Champion and Dickason; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Copenhagen--Trade; Distillery--Equipment; Dry Goods; Landron Freres and Company; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; John Hodshon and Son; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Iron; Laborers' Accounts; London--Trade; L'Orient, France--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Rum; Russia--Trade; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade; Sugar; Sukey (sloop); St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Charles Swain; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thayer, Bartlett and Company; Thayer and Bartlett; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

September 12, 1789-April [ ] 1790

Box 567, Folder 7

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson constructed ship Hope especially for the London trade in 1783. This sub-series contains documentation pertaining to Benjamin Tallman, ship builder, as well as material on the eight voyages completed by the Hope for Nicholas Brown and George Benson. The ship would make more voyages for Brown, Benson, and Ives and Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1784-April 1785, to London, Captain Charles Swain: cargo included freight, agricultural products, whale products [wrappers, memoranda, agreement, sailing orders, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, bill of lading]; (2) November 28, 1785-September 3, 1786, to London, Amsterdam, Charleston, SC, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included agricultural products, lumber, rum, fish, salt, freight [account of sales, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, accounts, invoices, memoranda, cargo accounts]; (3) February 9, 1787-October 10, 1787, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, St. Eustatius, L'Orient, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, sugar, molasses, salt, tobacco, barrels [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, surveyor's certificate, disbursements, some items in French]; (4) June 7, 1788-February 9, 1789, to Copenhagen, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, hemp, agricultural products, tobacco, tea, dry goods [manifest, disbursements, bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of lading, copy of instructions for making copper still, sailing orders, letters, account of freight, accounts, invoices]; (5) March 13, 1789-November 16, 1789, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, sugar, tea, candles, whale products, hemp, tobacco, iron, dry goods, fish [wrappers, ship repairs, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, seamen's accounts, accounts, account of sales]; (6) April 5, 1790-1790, to St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, dry goods, hemp, iron, tea, tobacco, rice [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (7) November 1, 1790-December 1791, to Turks Island, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included salt, iron, dry goods, hemp, rum, rice, tobacco [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, fitting out papers, accounts, invoice, bill of lading]; and (8) November 1791-June 1792, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, estimate of duties, letters, bill of sale, invoices, sailing orders]. Amsterdam--Trade; Candles; Champion and Dickason; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Copenhagen--Trade; Distillery--Equipment; Dry Goods; Landron Freres and Company; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; John Hodshon and Son; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Iron; Laborers' Accounts; London--Trade; L'Orient, France--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Rum; Russia--Trade; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade; Sugar; Sukey (sloop); St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Charles Swain; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thayer, Bartlett and Company; Thayer and Bartlett; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

April 3, 1790-October 21, 1790

Box 567, Folder 8

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson constructed ship Hope especially for the London trade in 1783. This sub-series contains documentation pertaining to Benjamin Tallman, ship builder, as well as material on the eight voyages completed by the Hope for Nicholas Brown and George Benson. The ship would make more voyages for Brown, Benson, and Ives and Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1784-April 1785, to London, Captain Charles Swain: cargo included freight, agricultural products, whale products [wrappers, memoranda, agreement, sailing orders, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, bill of lading]; (2) November 28, 1785-September 3, 1786, to London, Amsterdam, Charleston, SC, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included agricultural products, lumber, rum, fish, salt, freight [account of sales, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, accounts, invoices, memoranda, cargo accounts]; (3) February 9, 1787-October 10, 1787, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, St. Eustatius, L'Orient, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, sugar, molasses, salt, tobacco, barrels [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, surveyor's certificate, disbursements, some items in French]; (4) June 7, 1788-February 9, 1789, to Copenhagen, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, hemp, agricultural products, tobacco, tea, dry goods [manifest, disbursements, bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of lading, copy of instructions for making copper still, sailing orders, letters, account of freight, accounts, invoices]; (5) March 13, 1789-November 16, 1789, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, sugar, tea, candles, whale products, hemp, tobacco, iron, dry goods, fish [wrappers, ship repairs, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, seamen's accounts, accounts, account of sales]; (6) April 5, 1790-1790, to St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, dry goods, hemp, iron, tea, tobacco, rice [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (7) November 1, 1790-December 1791, to Turks Island, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included salt, iron, dry goods, hemp, rum, rice, tobacco [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, fitting out papers, accounts, invoice, bill of lading]; and (8) November 1791-June 1792, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, estimate of duties, letters, bill of sale, invoices, sailing orders]. Amsterdam--Trade; Candles; Champion and Dickason; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Copenhagen--Trade; Distillery--Equipment; Dry Goods; Landron Freres and Company; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; John Hodshon and Son; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Iron; Laborers' Accounts; London--Trade; L'Orient, France--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Rum; Russia--Trade; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade; Sugar; Sukey (sloop); St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Charles Swain; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thayer, Bartlett and Company; Thayer and Bartlett; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

[1790]-July 5, 1790

Box 567, Folder 9

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson constructed ship Hope especially for the London trade in 1783. This sub-series contains documentation pertaining to Benjamin Tallman, ship builder, as well as material on the eight voyages completed by the Hope for Nicholas Brown and George Benson. The ship would make more voyages for Brown, Benson, and Ives and Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1784-April 1785, to London, Captain Charles Swain: cargo included freight, agricultural products, whale products [wrappers, memoranda, agreement, sailing orders, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, bill of lading]; (2) November 28, 1785-September 3, 1786, to London, Amsterdam, Charleston, SC, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included agricultural products, lumber, rum, fish, salt, freight [account of sales, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, accounts, invoices, memoranda, cargo accounts]; (3) February 9, 1787-October 10, 1787, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, St. Eustatius, L'Orient, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, sugar, molasses, salt, tobacco, barrels [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, surveyor's certificate, disbursements, some items in French]; (4) June 7, 1788-February 9, 1789, to Copenhagen, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, hemp, agricultural products, tobacco, tea, dry goods [manifest, disbursements, bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of lading, copy of instructions for making copper still, sailing orders, letters, account of freight, accounts, invoices]; (5) March 13, 1789-November 16, 1789, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, sugar, tea, candles, whale products, hemp, tobacco, iron, dry goods, fish [wrappers, ship repairs, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, seamen's accounts, accounts, account of sales]; (6) April 5, 1790-1790, to St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, dry goods, hemp, iron, tea, tobacco, rice [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (7) November 1, 1790-December 1791, to Turks Island, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included salt, iron, dry goods, hemp, rum, rice, tobacco [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, fitting out papers, accounts, invoice, bill of lading]; and (8) November 1791-June 1792, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, estimate of duties, letters, bill of sale, invoices, sailing orders]. Amsterdam--Trade; Candles; Champion and Dickason; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Copenhagen--Trade; Distillery--Equipment; Dry Goods; Landron Freres and Company; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; John Hodshon and Son; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Iron; Laborers' Accounts; London--Trade; L'Orient, France--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Rum; Russia--Trade; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade; Sugar; Sukey (sloop); St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Charles Swain; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thayer, Bartlett and Company; Thayer and Bartlett; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

November 4, 1790-April 7, 1791

Box 568, Folder 1

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson constructed ship Hope especially for the London trade in 1783. This sub-series contains documentation pertaining to Benjamin Tallman, ship builder, as well as material on the eight voyages completed by the Hope for Nicholas Brown and George Benson. The ship would make more voyages for Brown, Benson, and Ives and Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1784-April 1785, to London, Captain Charles Swain: cargo included freight, agricultural products, whale products [wrappers, memoranda, agreement, sailing orders, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, bill of lading]; (2) November 28, 1785-September 3, 1786, to London, Amsterdam, Charleston, SC, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included agricultural products, lumber, rum, fish, salt, freight [account of sales, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, accounts, invoices, memoranda, cargo accounts]; (3) February 9, 1787-October 10, 1787, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, St. Eustatius, L'Orient, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, sugar, molasses, salt, tobacco, barrels [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, surveyor's certificate, disbursements, some items in French]; (4) June 7, 1788-February 9, 1789, to Copenhagen, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, hemp, agricultural products, tobacco, tea, dry goods [manifest, disbursements, bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of lading, copy of instructions for making copper still, sailing orders, letters, account of freight, accounts, invoices]; (5) March 13, 1789-November 16, 1789, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, sugar, tea, candles, whale products, hemp, tobacco, iron, dry goods, fish [wrappers, ship repairs, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, seamen's accounts, accounts, account of sales]; (6) April 5, 1790-1790, to St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, dry goods, hemp, iron, tea, tobacco, rice [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (7) November 1, 1790-December 1791, to Turks Island, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included salt, iron, dry goods, hemp, rum, rice, tobacco [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, fitting out papers, accounts, invoice, bill of lading]; and (8) November 1791-June 1792, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, estimate of duties, letters, bill of sale, invoices, sailing orders]. Amsterdam--Trade; Candles; Champion and Dickason; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Copenhagen--Trade; Distillery--Equipment; Dry Goods; Landron Freres and Company; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; John Hodshon and Son; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Iron; Laborers' Accounts; London--Trade; L'Orient, France--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Rum; Russia--Trade; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade; Sugar; Sukey (sloop); St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Charles Swain; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thayer, Bartlett and Company; Thayer and Bartlett; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

December 10, 1789-November 2, 1790

Box 568, Folder 2

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson constructed ship Hope especially for the London trade in 1783. This sub-series contains documentation pertaining to Benjamin Tallman, ship builder, as well as material on the eight voyages completed by the Hope for Nicholas Brown and George Benson. The ship would make more voyages for Brown, Benson, and Ives and Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1784-April 1785, to London, Captain Charles Swain: cargo included freight, agricultural products, whale products [wrappers, memoranda, agreement, sailing orders, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, bill of lading]; (2) November 28, 1785-September 3, 1786, to London, Amsterdam, Charleston, SC, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included agricultural products, lumber, rum, fish, salt, freight [account of sales, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, accounts, invoices, memoranda, cargo accounts]; (3) February 9, 1787-October 10, 1787, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, St. Eustatius, L'Orient, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, sugar, molasses, salt, tobacco, barrels [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, surveyor's certificate, disbursements, some items in French]; (4) June 7, 1788-February 9, 1789, to Copenhagen, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, hemp, agricultural products, tobacco, tea, dry goods [manifest, disbursements, bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of lading, copy of instructions for making copper still, sailing orders, letters, account of freight, accounts, invoices]; (5) March 13, 1789-November 16, 1789, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, sugar, tea, candles, whale products, hemp, tobacco, iron, dry goods, fish [wrappers, ship repairs, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, seamen's accounts, accounts, account of sales]; (6) April 5, 1790-1790, to St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, dry goods, hemp, iron, tea, tobacco, rice [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (7) November 1, 1790-December 1791, to Turks Island, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included salt, iron, dry goods, hemp, rum, rice, tobacco [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, fitting out papers, accounts, invoice, bill of lading]; and (8) November 1791-June 1792, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, estimate of duties, letters, bill of sale, invoices, sailing orders]. Amsterdam--Trade; Candles; Champion and Dickason; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Copenhagen--Trade; Distillery--Equipment; Dry Goods; Landron Freres and Company; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; John Hodshon and Son; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Iron; Laborers' Accounts; London--Trade; L'Orient, France--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Rum; Russia--Trade; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade; Sugar; Sukey (sloop); St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Charles Swain; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thayer, Bartlett and Company; Thayer and Bartlett; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

January 3, 1791-October 3, 1791

Box 568, Folder 3

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson constructed ship Hope especially for the London trade in 1783. This sub-series contains documentation pertaining to Benjamin Tallman, ship builder, as well as material on the eight voyages completed by the Hope for Nicholas Brown and George Benson. The ship would make more voyages for Brown, Benson, and Ives and Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1784-April 1785, to London, Captain Charles Swain: cargo included freight, agricultural products, whale products [wrappers, memoranda, agreement, sailing orders, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, bill of lading]; (2) November 28, 1785-September 3, 1786, to London, Amsterdam, Charleston, SC, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included agricultural products, lumber, rum, fish, salt, freight [account of sales, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, accounts, invoices, memoranda, cargo accounts]; (3) February 9, 1787-October 10, 1787, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, St. Eustatius, L'Orient, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, sugar, molasses, salt, tobacco, barrels [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, surveyor's certificate, disbursements, some items in French]; (4) June 7, 1788-February 9, 1789, to Copenhagen, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, hemp, agricultural products, tobacco, tea, dry goods [manifest, disbursements, bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of lading, copy of instructions for making copper still, sailing orders, letters, account of freight, accounts, invoices]; (5) March 13, 1789-November 16, 1789, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, sugar, tea, candles, whale products, hemp, tobacco, iron, dry goods, fish [wrappers, ship repairs, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, seamen's accounts, accounts, account of sales]; (6) April 5, 1790-1790, to St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, dry goods, hemp, iron, tea, tobacco, rice [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (7) November 1, 1790-December 1791, to Turks Island, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included salt, iron, dry goods, hemp, rum, rice, tobacco [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, fitting out papers, accounts, invoice, bill of lading]; and (8) November 1791-June 1792, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, estimate of duties, letters, bill of sale, invoices, sailing orders]. Amsterdam--Trade; Candles; Champion and Dickason; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Copenhagen--Trade; Distillery--Equipment; Dry Goods; Landron Freres and Company; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; John Hodshon and Son; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Iron; Laborers' Accounts; London--Trade; L'Orient, France--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Rum; Russia--Trade; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade; Sugar; Sukey (sloop); St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Charles Swain; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thayer, Bartlett and Company; Thayer and Bartlett; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

November [ ], 1791-May 16, 1792

Box 568, Folder 4

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson constructed ship Hope especially for the London trade in 1783. This sub-series contains documentation pertaining to Benjamin Tallman, ship builder, as well as material on the eight voyages completed by the Hope for Nicholas Brown and George Benson. The ship would make more voyages for Brown, Benson, and Ives and Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1784-April 1785, to London, Captain Charles Swain: cargo included freight, agricultural products, whale products [wrappers, memoranda, agreement, sailing orders, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, bill of lading]; (2) November 28, 1785-September 3, 1786, to London, Amsterdam, Charleston, SC, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included agricultural products, lumber, rum, fish, salt, freight [account of sales, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, accounts, invoices, memoranda, cargo accounts]; (3) February 9, 1787-October 10, 1787, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, St. Eustatius, L'Orient, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, sugar, molasses, salt, tobacco, barrels [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, surveyor's certificate, disbursements, some items in French]; (4) June 7, 1788-February 9, 1789, to Copenhagen, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, hemp, agricultural products, tobacco, tea, dry goods [manifest, disbursements, bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of lading, copy of instructions for making copper still, sailing orders, letters, account of freight, accounts, invoices]; (5) March 13, 1789-November 16, 1789, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, sugar, tea, candles, whale products, hemp, tobacco, iron, dry goods, fish [wrappers, ship repairs, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, seamen's accounts, accounts, account of sales]; (6) April 5, 1790-1790, to St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, dry goods, hemp, iron, tea, tobacco, rice [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (7) November 1, 1790-December 1791, to Turks Island, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included salt, iron, dry goods, hemp, rum, rice, tobacco [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, fitting out papers, accounts, invoice, bill of lading]; and (8) November 1791-June 1792, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, estimate of duties, letters, bill of sale, invoices, sailing orders]. Amsterdam--Trade; Candles; Champion and Dickason; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Copenhagen--Trade; Distillery--Equipment; Dry Goods; Landron Freres and Company; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; John Hodshon and Son; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Iron; Laborers' Accounts; London--Trade; L'Orient, France--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Rum; Russia--Trade; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade; Sugar; Sukey (sloop); St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Charles Swain; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thayer, Bartlett and Company; Thayer and Bartlett; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

[1792]-January 23, 1792

Box 568, Folder 5

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson constructed ship Hope especially for the London trade in 1783. This sub-series contains documentation pertaining to Benjamin Tallman, ship builder, as well as material on the eight voyages completed by the Hope for Nicholas Brown and George Benson. The ship would make more voyages for Brown, Benson, and Ives and Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1784-April 1785, to London, Captain Charles Swain: cargo included freight, agricultural products, whale products [wrappers, memoranda, agreement, sailing orders, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, bill of lading]; (2) November 28, 1785-September 3, 1786, to London, Amsterdam, Charleston, SC, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included agricultural products, lumber, rum, fish, salt, freight [account of sales, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, accounts, invoices, memoranda, cargo accounts]; (3) February 9, 1787-October 10, 1787, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, St. Eustatius, L'Orient, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, sugar, molasses, salt, tobacco, barrels [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, surveyor's certificate, disbursements, some items in French]; (4) June 7, 1788-February 9, 1789, to Copenhagen, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, hemp, agricultural products, tobacco, tea, dry goods [manifest, disbursements, bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of lading, copy of instructions for making copper still, sailing orders, letters, account of freight, accounts, invoices]; (5) March 13, 1789-November 16, 1789, to St. Croix, Charleston, SC, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, sugar, tea, candles, whale products, hemp, tobacco, iron, dry goods, fish [wrappers, ship repairs, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, seamen's accounts, accounts, account of sales]; (6) April 5, 1790-1790, to St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Captain James Brown: cargo included rum, dry goods, hemp, iron, tea, tobacco, rice [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, receipts, accounts, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (7) November 1, 1790-December 1791, to Turks Island, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain James Brown: cargo included salt, iron, dry goods, hemp, rum, rice, tobacco [Brown and Benson and Holroyd and Tillinghast shares, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, fitting out papers, accounts, invoice, bill of lading]; and (8) November 1791-June 1792, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, candles, agricultural products [wrappers, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, estimate of duties, letters, bill of sale, invoices, sailing orders]. Amsterdam--Trade; Candles; Champion and Dickason; Charleston, SC--Trade; Commercial Policy--Surinam; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Copenhagen--Trade; Distillery--Equipment; Dry Goods; Landron Freres and Company; Fish; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; John Hodshon and Son; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Iron; Laborers' Accounts; London--Trade; L'Orient, France--Trade; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Produce; Rice; Rum; Russia--Trade; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade; Sugar; Sukey (sloop); St. Croix--Trade; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Charles Swain; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thayer, Bartlett and Company; Thayer and Bartlett; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--European; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

January 17, 1792-November 3, 1791

Box 568, Folder 6

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: The four voyages for ship Hope included in this sub-series represent only a portion of the adventures which this vessel undertook for the family partnership over the years. During the partnership of Brown, Benson and Ives, her voyages included (1) August 2, 1792-December 6, 1792, New York, Surinam, Turks Island, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included rum, lumber, bricks, salt, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts]; (2) January 4, 1793-May 23, 1794, Surinam, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Turks Island, Captain Charles Sheldon: cargo included sugar, molasses, salt [wrappers, letters, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, account of sales, invoices, disbursements]; (3) July 1794-1795, Copenhagen, Captain John Warner: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, coffee, rice, tobacco [port charges, wrappers, cargo accounts, letters, account book, fitting out papers, invoice, drawback certificate, landing certificate, bills, with some items in Danish]; and (4) March 1795-October 14, 1796, Brest, Copenhagen, Orkney Islands, Scotland, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, rice, tobacco, whale products, wine, coffee, Russia goods [ship damaged in Orkney Islands and sent to Scotland for repairs; cargo accounts, seamen's accounts, disbursements, certificate of landing, letters, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreements, protest, testimony, orders, memoranda, bills, invoices, account of sales, wrappers, calculations, bill of lading, bill of clearance, receipts, with some items in French]. Bills of Exchange; Bricks; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke and Company; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Great Britain--Foreign Relations--Jay Treaty; Harmony (brigantine); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jackson; Mary (brig); Molasses; Nancy (sloop); New York--Trade; Prices Current; Privateering--Brest; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; Surinam--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Ebenezer Thompson, Jr.; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Netherlands; West Indies--Turks Island--Trade; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Whale Products; Wine; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

August 2, 1792-November 6, 1795

Box 568, Folder 7

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: The four voyages for ship Hope included in this sub-series represent only a portion of the adventures which this vessel undertook for the family partnership over the years. During the partnership of Brown, Benson and Ives, her voyages included (1) August 2, 1792-December 6, 1792, New York, Surinam, Turks Island, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included rum, lumber, bricks, salt, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts]; (2) January 4, 1793-May 23, 1794, Surinam, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Turks Island, Captain Charles Sheldon: cargo included sugar, molasses, salt [wrappers, letters, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, account of sales, invoices, disbursements]; (3) July 1794-1795, Copenhagen, Captain John Warner: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, coffee, rice, tobacco [port charges, wrappers, cargo accounts, letters, account book, fitting out papers, invoice, drawback certificate, landing certificate, bills, with some items in Danish]; and (4) March 1795-October 14, 1796, Brest, Copenhagen, Orkney Islands, Scotland, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, rice, tobacco, whale products, wine, coffee, Russia goods [ship damaged in Orkney Islands and sent to Scotland for repairs; cargo accounts, seamen's accounts, disbursements, certificate of landing, letters, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreements, protest, testimony, orders, memoranda, bills, invoices, account of sales, wrappers, calculations, bill of lading, bill of clearance, receipts, with some items in French]. Bills of Exchange; Bricks; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke and Company; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Great Britain--Foreign Relations--Jay Treaty; Harmony (brigantine); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jackson; Mary (brig); Molasses; Nancy (sloop); New York--Trade; Prices Current; Privateering--Brest; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; Surinam--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Ebenezer Thompson, Jr.; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Netherlands; West Indies--Turks Island--Trade; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Whale Products; Wine; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

December 9, 1792-September 16, 1793

Box 568, Folder 8

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: The four voyages for ship Hope included in this sub-series represent only a portion of the adventures which this vessel undertook for the family partnership over the years. During the partnership of Brown, Benson and Ives, her voyages included (1) August 2, 1792-December 6, 1792, New York, Surinam, Turks Island, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included rum, lumber, bricks, salt, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts]; (2) January 4, 1793-May 23, 1794, Surinam, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Turks Island, Captain Charles Sheldon: cargo included sugar, molasses, salt [wrappers, letters, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, account of sales, invoices, disbursements]; (3) July 1794-1795, Copenhagen, Captain John Warner: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, coffee, rice, tobacco [port charges, wrappers, cargo accounts, letters, account book, fitting out papers, invoice, drawback certificate, landing certificate, bills, with some items in Danish]; and (4) March 1795-October 14, 1796, Brest, Copenhagen, Orkney Islands, Scotland, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, rice, tobacco, whale products, wine, coffee, Russia goods [ship damaged in Orkney Islands and sent to Scotland for repairs; cargo accounts, seamen's accounts, disbursements, certificate of landing, letters, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreements, protest, testimony, orders, memoranda, bills, invoices, account of sales, wrappers, calculations, bill of lading, bill of clearance, receipts, with some items in French]. Bills of Exchange; Bricks; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke and Company; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Great Britain--Foreign Relations--Jay Treaty; Harmony (brigantine); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jackson; Mary (brig); Molasses; Nancy (sloop); New York--Trade; Prices Current; Privateering--Brest; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; Surinam--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Ebenezer Thompson, Jr.; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Netherlands; West Indies--Turks Island--Trade; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Whale Products; Wine; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

December 18, 1792-April 25, 1794

Box 568, Folder 9

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: The four voyages for ship Hope included in this sub-series represent only a portion of the adventures which this vessel undertook for the family partnership over the years. During the partnership of Brown, Benson and Ives, her voyages included (1) August 2, 1792-December 6, 1792, New York, Surinam, Turks Island, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included rum, lumber, bricks, salt, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts]; (2) January 4, 1793-May 23, 1794, Surinam, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Turks Island, Captain Charles Sheldon: cargo included sugar, molasses, salt [wrappers, letters, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, account of sales, invoices, disbursements]; (3) July 1794-1795, Copenhagen, Captain John Warner: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, coffee, rice, tobacco [port charges, wrappers, cargo accounts, letters, account book, fitting out papers, invoice, drawback certificate, landing certificate, bills, with some items in Danish]; and (4) March 1795-October 14, 1796, Brest, Copenhagen, Orkney Islands, Scotland, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, rice, tobacco, whale products, wine, coffee, Russia goods [ship damaged in Orkney Islands and sent to Scotland for repairs; cargo accounts, seamen's accounts, disbursements, certificate of landing, letters, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreements, protest, testimony, orders, memoranda, bills, invoices, account of sales, wrappers, calculations, bill of lading, bill of clearance, receipts, with some items in French]. Bills of Exchange; Bricks; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke and Company; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Great Britain--Foreign Relations--Jay Treaty; Harmony (brigantine); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jackson; Mary (brig); Molasses; Nancy (sloop); New York--Trade; Prices Current; Privateering--Brest; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; Surinam--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Ebenezer Thompson, Jr.; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Netherlands; West Indies--Turks Island--Trade; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Whale Products; Wine; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

January 1, 1793-ca. 1797

Box 569, Folder 1

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: The four voyages for ship Hope included in this sub-series represent only a portion of the adventures which this vessel undertook for the family partnership over the years. During the partnership of Brown, Benson and Ives, her voyages included (1) August 2, 1792-December 6, 1792, New York, Surinam, Turks Island, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included rum, lumber, bricks, salt, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts]; (2) January 4, 1793-May 23, 1794, Surinam, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Turks Island, Captain Charles Sheldon: cargo included sugar, molasses, salt [wrappers, letters, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, account of sales, invoices, disbursements]; (3) July 1794-1795, Copenhagen, Captain John Warner: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, coffee, rice, tobacco [port charges, wrappers, cargo accounts, letters, account book, fitting out papers, invoice, drawback certificate, landing certificate, bills, with some items in Danish]; and (4) March 1795-October 14, 1796, Brest, Copenhagen, Orkney Islands, Scotland, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, rice, tobacco, whale products, wine, coffee, Russia goods [ship damaged in Orkney Islands and sent to Scotland for repairs; cargo accounts, seamen's accounts, disbursements, certificate of landing, letters, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreements, protest, testimony, orders, memoranda, bills, invoices, account of sales, wrappers, calculations, bill of lading, bill of clearance, receipts, with some items in French]. Bills of Exchange; Bricks; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke and Company; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Great Britain--Foreign Relations--Jay Treaty; Harmony (brigantine); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jackson; Mary (brig); Molasses; Nancy (sloop); New York--Trade; Prices Current; Privateering--Brest; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; Surinam--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Ebenezer Thompson, Jr.; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Netherlands; West Indies--Turks Island--Trade; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Whale Products; Wine; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

July 15, 1794-November 8, 1797

Box 569, Folder 2

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: The four voyages for ship Hope included in this sub-series represent only a portion of the adventures which this vessel undertook for the family partnership over the years. During the partnership of Brown, Benson and Ives, her voyages included (1) August 2, 1792-December 6, 1792, New York, Surinam, Turks Island, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included rum, lumber, bricks, salt, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts]; (2) January 4, 1793-May 23, 1794, Surinam, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Turks Island, Captain Charles Sheldon: cargo included sugar, molasses, salt [wrappers, letters, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, account of sales, invoices, disbursements]; (3) July 1794-1795, Copenhagen, Captain John Warner: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, coffee, rice, tobacco [port charges, wrappers, cargo accounts, letters, account book, fitting out papers, invoice, drawback certificate, landing certificate, bills, with some items in Danish]; and (4) March 1795-October 14, 1796, Brest, Copenhagen, Orkney Islands, Scotland, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, rice, tobacco, whale products, wine, coffee, Russia goods [ship damaged in Orkney Islands and sent to Scotland for repairs; cargo accounts, seamen's accounts, disbursements, certificate of landing, letters, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreements, protest, testimony, orders, memoranda, bills, invoices, account of sales, wrappers, calculations, bill of lading, bill of clearance, receipts, with some items in French]. Bills of Exchange; Bricks; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke and Company; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Great Britain--Foreign Relations--Jay Treaty; Harmony (brigantine); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jackson; Mary (brig); Molasses; Nancy (sloop); New York--Trade; Prices Current; Privateering--Brest; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; Surinam--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Ebenezer Thompson, Jr.; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Netherlands; West Indies--Turks Island--Trade; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Whale Products; Wine; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

July 21, 1794-November 7, 1794

Box 569, Folder 3

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: The four voyages for ship Hope included in this sub-series represent only a portion of the adventures which this vessel undertook for the family partnership over the years. During the partnership of Brown, Benson and Ives, her voyages included (1) August 2, 1792-December 6, 1792, New York, Surinam, Turks Island, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included rum, lumber, bricks, salt, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts]; (2) January 4, 1793-May 23, 1794, Surinam, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Turks Island, Captain Charles Sheldon: cargo included sugar, molasses, salt [wrappers, letters, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, account of sales, invoices, disbursements]; (3) July 1794-1795, Copenhagen, Captain John Warner: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, coffee, rice, tobacco [port charges, wrappers, cargo accounts, letters, account book, fitting out papers, invoice, drawback certificate, landing certificate, bills, with some items in Danish]; and (4) March 1795-October 14, 1796, Brest, Copenhagen, Orkney Islands, Scotland, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, rice, tobacco, whale products, wine, coffee, Russia goods [ship damaged in Orkney Islands and sent to Scotland for repairs; cargo accounts, seamen's accounts, disbursements, certificate of landing, letters, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreements, protest, testimony, orders, memoranda, bills, invoices, account of sales, wrappers, calculations, bill of lading, bill of clearance, receipts, with some items in French]. Bills of Exchange; Bricks; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke and Company; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Great Britain--Foreign Relations--Jay Treaty; Harmony (brigantine); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jackson; Mary (brig); Molasses; Nancy (sloop); New York--Trade; Prices Current; Privateering--Brest; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; Surinam--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Ebenezer Thompson, Jr.; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Netherlands; West Indies--Turks Island--Trade; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Whale Products; Wine; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

November 8, 1794-March 20, 1795

Box 569, Folder 4

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: The four voyages for ship Hope included in this sub-series represent only a portion of the adventures which this vessel undertook for the family partnership over the years. During the partnership of Brown, Benson and Ives, her voyages included (1) August 2, 1792-December 6, 1792, New York, Surinam, Turks Island, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included rum, lumber, bricks, salt, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts]; (2) January 4, 1793-May 23, 1794, Surinam, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Turks Island, Captain Charles Sheldon: cargo included sugar, molasses, salt [wrappers, letters, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, account of sales, invoices, disbursements]; (3) July 1794-1795, Copenhagen, Captain John Warner: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, coffee, rice, tobacco [port charges, wrappers, cargo accounts, letters, account book, fitting out papers, invoice, drawback certificate, landing certificate, bills, with some items in Danish]; and (4) March 1795-October 14, 1796, Brest, Copenhagen, Orkney Islands, Scotland, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, rice, tobacco, whale products, wine, coffee, Russia goods [ship damaged in Orkney Islands and sent to Scotland for repairs; cargo accounts, seamen's accounts, disbursements, certificate of landing, letters, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreements, protest, testimony, orders, memoranda, bills, invoices, account of sales, wrappers, calculations, bill of lading, bill of clearance, receipts, with some items in French]. Bills of Exchange; Bricks; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke and Company; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Great Britain--Foreign Relations--Jay Treaty; Harmony (brigantine); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jackson; Mary (brig); Molasses; Nancy (sloop); New York--Trade; Prices Current; Privateering--Brest; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; Surinam--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Ebenezer Thompson, Jr.; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Netherlands; West Indies--Turks Island--Trade; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Whale Products; Wine; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

March 18, 1795-June 2, 1795

Box 569, Folder 5

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: The four voyages for ship Hope included in this sub-series represent only a portion of the adventures which this vessel undertook for the family partnership over the years. During the partnership of Brown, Benson and Ives, her voyages included (1) August 2, 1792-December 6, 1792, New York, Surinam, Turks Island, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included rum, lumber, bricks, salt, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts]; (2) January 4, 1793-May 23, 1794, Surinam, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Turks Island, Captain Charles Sheldon: cargo included sugar, molasses, salt [wrappers, letters, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, account of sales, invoices, disbursements]; (3) July 1794-1795, Copenhagen, Captain John Warner: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, coffee, rice, tobacco [port charges, wrappers, cargo accounts, letters, account book, fitting out papers, invoice, drawback certificate, landing certificate, bills, with some items in Danish]; and (4) March 1795-October 14, 1796, Brest, Copenhagen, Orkney Islands, Scotland, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, rice, tobacco, whale products, wine, coffee, Russia goods [ship damaged in Orkney Islands and sent to Scotland for repairs; cargo accounts, seamen's accounts, disbursements, certificate of landing, letters, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreements, protest, testimony, orders, memoranda, bills, invoices, account of sales, wrappers, calculations, bill of lading, bill of clearance, receipts, with some items in French]. Bills of Exchange; Bricks; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke and Company; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Great Britain--Foreign Relations--Jay Treaty; Harmony (brigantine); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jackson; Mary (brig); Molasses; Nancy (sloop); New York--Trade; Prices Current; Privateering--Brest; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; Surinam--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Ebenezer Thompson, Jr.; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Netherlands; West Indies--Turks Island--Trade; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Whale Products; Wine; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

June 16, 1795-June 15, 1796

Box 569, Folder 6

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: The four voyages for ship Hope included in this sub-series represent only a portion of the adventures which this vessel undertook for the family partnership over the years. During the partnership of Brown, Benson and Ives, her voyages included (1) August 2, 1792-December 6, 1792, New York, Surinam, Turks Island, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included rum, lumber, bricks, salt, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts]; (2) January 4, 1793-May 23, 1794, Surinam, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Turks Island, Captain Charles Sheldon: cargo included sugar, molasses, salt [wrappers, letters, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, account of sales, invoices, disbursements]; (3) July 1794-1795, Copenhagen, Captain John Warner: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, coffee, rice, tobacco [port charges, wrappers, cargo accounts, letters, account book, fitting out papers, invoice, drawback certificate, landing certificate, bills, with some items in Danish]; and (4) March 1795-October 14, 1796, Brest, Copenhagen, Orkney Islands, Scotland, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, rice, tobacco, whale products, wine, coffee, Russia goods [ship damaged in Orkney Islands and sent to Scotland for repairs; cargo accounts, seamen's accounts, disbursements, certificate of landing, letters, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreements, protest, testimony, orders, memoranda, bills, invoices, account of sales, wrappers, calculations, bill of lading, bill of clearance, receipts, with some items in French]. Bills of Exchange; Bricks; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke and Company; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Great Britain--Foreign Relations--Jay Treaty; Harmony (brigantine); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jackson; Mary (brig); Molasses; Nancy (sloop); New York--Trade; Prices Current; Privateering--Brest; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; Surinam--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Ebenezer Thompson, Jr.; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Netherlands; West Indies--Turks Island--Trade; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Whale Products; Wine; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

March 3, 1795-June 25, 1795

Box 569, Folder 7

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: The four voyages for ship Hope included in this sub-series represent only a portion of the adventures which this vessel undertook for the family partnership over the years. During the partnership of Brown, Benson and Ives, her voyages included (1) August 2, 1792-December 6, 1792, New York, Surinam, Turks Island, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included rum, lumber, bricks, salt, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts]; (2) January 4, 1793-May 23, 1794, Surinam, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Turks Island, Captain Charles Sheldon: cargo included sugar, molasses, salt [wrappers, letters, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, account of sales, invoices, disbursements]; (3) July 1794-1795, Copenhagen, Captain John Warner: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, coffee, rice, tobacco [port charges, wrappers, cargo accounts, letters, account book, fitting out papers, invoice, drawback certificate, landing certificate, bills, with some items in Danish]; and (4) March 1795-October 14, 1796, Brest, Copenhagen, Orkney Islands, Scotland, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, rice, tobacco, whale products, wine, coffee, Russia goods [ship damaged in Orkney Islands and sent to Scotland for repairs; cargo accounts, seamen's accounts, disbursements, certificate of landing, letters, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreements, protest, testimony, orders, memoranda, bills, invoices, account of sales, wrappers, calculations, bill of lading, bill of clearance, receipts, with some items in French]. Bills of Exchange; Bricks; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke and Company; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Great Britain--Foreign Relations--Jay Treaty; Harmony (brigantine); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jackson; Mary (brig); Molasses; Nancy (sloop); New York--Trade; Prices Current; Privateering--Brest; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; Surinam--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Ebenezer Thompson, Jr.; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Netherlands; West Indies--Turks Island--Trade; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Whale Products; Wine; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

July 2, 1795-August 27, 1795

Box 569, Folder 8

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: The four voyages for ship Hope included in this sub-series represent only a portion of the adventures which this vessel undertook for the family partnership over the years. During the partnership of Brown, Benson and Ives, her voyages included (1) August 2, 1792-December 6, 1792, New York, Surinam, Turks Island, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included rum, lumber, bricks, salt, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts]; (2) January 4, 1793-May 23, 1794, Surinam, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Turks Island, Captain Charles Sheldon: cargo included sugar, molasses, salt [wrappers, letters, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, account of sales, invoices, disbursements]; (3) July 1794-1795, Copenhagen, Captain John Warner: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, coffee, rice, tobacco [port charges, wrappers, cargo accounts, letters, account book, fitting out papers, invoice, drawback certificate, landing certificate, bills, with some items in Danish]; and (4) March 1795-October 14, 1796, Brest, Copenhagen, Orkney Islands, Scotland, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, rice, tobacco, whale products, wine, coffee, Russia goods [ship damaged in Orkney Islands and sent to Scotland for repairs; cargo accounts, seamen's accounts, disbursements, certificate of landing, letters, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreements, protest, testimony, orders, memoranda, bills, invoices, account of sales, wrappers, calculations, bill of lading, bill of clearance, receipts, with some items in French]. Bills of Exchange; Bricks; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke and Company; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Great Britain--Foreign Relations--Jay Treaty; Harmony (brigantine); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jackson; Mary (brig); Molasses; Nancy (sloop); New York--Trade; Prices Current; Privateering--Brest; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; Surinam--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Ebenezer Thompson, Jr.; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Netherlands; West Indies--Turks Island--Trade; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Whale Products; Wine; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

September 1, 1795-February 2, 1796

Box 569, Folder 9

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: The four voyages for ship Hope included in this sub-series represent only a portion of the adventures which this vessel undertook for the family partnership over the years. During the partnership of Brown, Benson and Ives, her voyages included (1) August 2, 1792-December 6, 1792, New York, Surinam, Turks Island, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included rum, lumber, bricks, salt, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts]; (2) January 4, 1793-May 23, 1794, Surinam, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Turks Island, Captain Charles Sheldon: cargo included sugar, molasses, salt [wrappers, letters, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, account of sales, invoices, disbursements]; (3) July 1794-1795, Copenhagen, Captain John Warner: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, coffee, rice, tobacco [port charges, wrappers, cargo accounts, letters, account book, fitting out papers, invoice, drawback certificate, landing certificate, bills, with some items in Danish]; and (4) March 1795-October 14, 1796, Brest, Copenhagen, Orkney Islands, Scotland, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, rice, tobacco, whale products, wine, coffee, Russia goods [ship damaged in Orkney Islands and sent to Scotland for repairs; cargo accounts, seamen's accounts, disbursements, certificate of landing, letters, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreements, protest, testimony, orders, memoranda, bills, invoices, account of sales, wrappers, calculations, bill of lading, bill of clearance, receipts, with some items in French]. Bills of Exchange; Bricks; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke and Company; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Great Britain--Foreign Relations--Jay Treaty; Harmony (brigantine); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jackson; Mary (brig); Molasses; Nancy (sloop); New York--Trade; Prices Current; Privateering--Brest; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; Surinam--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Ebenezer Thompson, Jr.; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Netherlands; West Indies--Turks Island--Trade; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Whale Products; Wine; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

March 16, 1796-May 14, 1796

Box 569, Folder 10

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: The four voyages for ship Hope included in this sub-series represent only a portion of the adventures which this vessel undertook for the family partnership over the years. During the partnership of Brown, Benson and Ives, her voyages included (1) August 2, 1792-December 6, 1792, New York, Surinam, Turks Island, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included rum, lumber, bricks, salt, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts]; (2) January 4, 1793-May 23, 1794, Surinam, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Turks Island, Captain Charles Sheldon: cargo included sugar, molasses, salt [wrappers, letters, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, account of sales, invoices, disbursements]; (3) July 1794-1795, Copenhagen, Captain John Warner: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, coffee, rice, tobacco [port charges, wrappers, cargo accounts, letters, account book, fitting out papers, invoice, drawback certificate, landing certificate, bills, with some items in Danish]; and (4) March 1795-October 14, 1796, Brest, Copenhagen, Orkney Islands, Scotland, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, rice, tobacco, whale products, wine, coffee, Russia goods [ship damaged in Orkney Islands and sent to Scotland for repairs; cargo accounts, seamen's accounts, disbursements, certificate of landing, letters, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreements, protest, testimony, orders, memoranda, bills, invoices, account of sales, wrappers, calculations, bill of lading, bill of clearance, receipts, with some items in French]. Bills of Exchange; Bricks; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke and Company; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Great Britain--Foreign Relations--Jay Treaty; Harmony (brigantine); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jackson; Mary (brig); Molasses; Nancy (sloop); New York--Trade; Prices Current; Privateering--Brest; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; Surinam--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Ebenezer Thompson, Jr.; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Netherlands; West Indies--Turks Island--Trade; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Whale Products; Wine; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

May 16, 1796-July 29, 1796

Box 570, Folder 1

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: The four voyages for ship Hope included in this sub-series represent only a portion of the adventures which this vessel undertook for the family partnership over the years. During the partnership of Brown, Benson and Ives, her voyages included (1) August 2, 1792-December 6, 1792, New York, Surinam, Turks Island, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included rum, lumber, bricks, salt, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts]; (2) January 4, 1793-May 23, 1794, Surinam, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Turks Island, Captain Charles Sheldon: cargo included sugar, molasses, salt [wrappers, letters, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, account of sales, invoices, disbursements]; (3) July 1794-1795, Copenhagen, Captain John Warner: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, coffee, rice, tobacco [port charges, wrappers, cargo accounts, letters, account book, fitting out papers, invoice, drawback certificate, landing certificate, bills, with some items in Danish]; and (4) March 1795-October 14, 1796, Brest, Copenhagen, Orkney Islands, Scotland, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, rice, tobacco, whale products, wine, coffee, Russia goods [ship damaged in Orkney Islands and sent to Scotland for repairs; cargo accounts, seamen's accounts, disbursements, certificate of landing, letters, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreements, protest, testimony, orders, memoranda, bills, invoices, account of sales, wrappers, calculations, bill of lading, bill of clearance, receipts, with some items in French]. Bills of Exchange; Bricks; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke and Company; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Great Britain--Foreign Relations--Jay Treaty; Harmony (brigantine); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jackson; Mary (brig); Molasses; Nancy (sloop); New York--Trade; Prices Current; Privateering--Brest; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; Surinam--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Ebenezer Thompson, Jr.; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Netherlands; West Indies--Turks Island--Trade; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Whale Products; Wine; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

August 1, 1796-November 8, 1797

Box 570, Folder 2

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: The four voyages for ship Hope included in this sub-series represent only a portion of the adventures which this vessel undertook for the family partnership over the years. During the partnership of Brown, Benson and Ives, her voyages included (1) August 2, 1792-December 6, 1792, New York, Surinam, Turks Island, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included rum, lumber, bricks, salt, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts]; (2) January 4, 1793-May 23, 1794, Surinam, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Turks Island, Captain Charles Sheldon: cargo included sugar, molasses, salt [wrappers, letters, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, account of sales, invoices, disbursements]; (3) July 1794-1795, Copenhagen, Captain John Warner: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, coffee, rice, tobacco [port charges, wrappers, cargo accounts, letters, account book, fitting out papers, invoice, drawback certificate, landing certificate, bills, with some items in Danish]; and (4) March 1795-October 14, 1796, Brest, Copenhagen, Orkney Islands, Scotland, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, rice, tobacco, whale products, wine, coffee, Russia goods [ship damaged in Orkney Islands and sent to Scotland for repairs; cargo accounts, seamen's accounts, disbursements, certificate of landing, letters, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreements, protest, testimony, orders, memoranda, bills, invoices, account of sales, wrappers, calculations, bill of lading, bill of clearance, receipts, with some items in French]. Bills of Exchange; Bricks; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke and Company; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Great Britain--Foreign Relations--Jay Treaty; Harmony (brigantine); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jackson; Mary (brig); Molasses; Nancy (sloop); New York--Trade; Prices Current; Privateering--Brest; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; Surinam--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Ebenezer Thompson, Jr.; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Netherlands; West Indies--Turks Island--Trade; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Whale Products; Wine; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

October 31, 1796-February 9, 1797

Box 570, Folder 3

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: The four voyages for ship Hope included in this sub-series represent only a portion of the adventures which this vessel undertook for the family partnership over the years. During the partnership of Brown, Benson and Ives, her voyages included (1) August 2, 1792-December 6, 1792, New York, Surinam, Turks Island, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included rum, lumber, bricks, salt, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts]; (2) January 4, 1793-May 23, 1794, Surinam, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Turks Island, Captain Charles Sheldon: cargo included sugar, molasses, salt [wrappers, letters, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, account of sales, invoices, disbursements]; (3) July 1794-1795, Copenhagen, Captain John Warner: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, coffee, rice, tobacco [port charges, wrappers, cargo accounts, letters, account book, fitting out papers, invoice, drawback certificate, landing certificate, bills, with some items in Danish]; and (4) March 1795-October 14, 1796, Brest, Copenhagen, Orkney Islands, Scotland, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, rice, tobacco, whale products, wine, coffee, Russia goods [ship damaged in Orkney Islands and sent to Scotland for repairs; cargo accounts, seamen's accounts, disbursements, certificate of landing, letters, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreements, protest, testimony, orders, memoranda, bills, invoices, account of sales, wrappers, calculations, bill of lading, bill of clearance, receipts, with some items in French]. Bills of Exchange; Bricks; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke and Company; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Great Britain--Foreign Relations--Jay Treaty; Harmony (brigantine); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jackson; Mary (brig); Molasses; Nancy (sloop); New York--Trade; Prices Current; Privateering--Brest; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; Surinam--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Ebenezer Thompson, Jr.; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Netherlands; West Indies--Turks Island--Trade; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Whale Products; Wine; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

February 10, 1797-January 2, 1797

Box 570, Folder 4

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: The four voyages for ship Hope included in this sub-series represent only a portion of the adventures which this vessel undertook for the family partnership over the years. During the partnership of Brown, Benson and Ives, her voyages included (1) August 2, 1792-December 6, 1792, New York, Surinam, Turks Island, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included rum, lumber, bricks, salt, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts]; (2) January 4, 1793-May 23, 1794, Surinam, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Turks Island, Captain Charles Sheldon: cargo included sugar, molasses, salt [wrappers, letters, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, account of sales, invoices, disbursements]; (3) July 1794-1795, Copenhagen, Captain John Warner: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, coffee, rice, tobacco [port charges, wrappers, cargo accounts, letters, account book, fitting out papers, invoice, drawback certificate, landing certificate, bills, with some items in Danish]; and (4) March 1795-October 14, 1796, Brest, Copenhagen, Orkney Islands, Scotland, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, rice, tobacco, whale products, wine, coffee, Russia goods [ship damaged in Orkney Islands and sent to Scotland for repairs; cargo accounts, seamen's accounts, disbursements, certificate of landing, letters, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreements, protest, testimony, orders, memoranda, bills, invoices, account of sales, wrappers, calculations, bill of lading, bill of clearance, receipts, with some items in French]. Bills of Exchange; Bricks; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke and Company; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Great Britain--Foreign Relations--Jay Treaty; Harmony (brigantine); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jackson; Mary (brig); Molasses; Nancy (sloop); New York--Trade; Prices Current; Privateering--Brest; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; Surinam--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Ebenezer Thompson, Jr.; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Netherlands; West Indies--Turks Island--Trade; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Whale Products; Wine; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

January 3, 1797-February 25, 1797

Box 570, Folder 5

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: The four voyages for ship Hope included in this sub-series represent only a portion of the adventures which this vessel undertook for the family partnership over the years. During the partnership of Brown, Benson and Ives, her voyages included (1) August 2, 1792-December 6, 1792, New York, Surinam, Turks Island, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included rum, lumber, bricks, salt, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts]; (2) January 4, 1793-May 23, 1794, Surinam, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Turks Island, Captain Charles Sheldon: cargo included sugar, molasses, salt [wrappers, letters, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, account of sales, invoices, disbursements]; (3) July 1794-1795, Copenhagen, Captain John Warner: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, coffee, rice, tobacco [port charges, wrappers, cargo accounts, letters, account book, fitting out papers, invoice, drawback certificate, landing certificate, bills, with some items in Danish]; and (4) March 1795-October 14, 1796, Brest, Copenhagen, Orkney Islands, Scotland, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, rice, tobacco, whale products, wine, coffee, Russia goods [ship damaged in Orkney Islands and sent to Scotland for repairs; cargo accounts, seamen's accounts, disbursements, certificate of landing, letters, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreements, protest, testimony, orders, memoranda, bills, invoices, account of sales, wrappers, calculations, bill of lading, bill of clearance, receipts, with some items in French]. Bills of Exchange; Bricks; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke and Company; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Great Britain--Foreign Relations--Jay Treaty; Harmony (brigantine); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jackson; Mary (brig); Molasses; Nancy (sloop); New York--Trade; Prices Current; Privateering--Brest; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; Surinam--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Ebenezer Thompson, Jr.; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Netherlands; West Indies--Turks Island--Trade; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Whale Products; Wine; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

February 27, 1797-January 19, 1798

Box 570, Folder 6

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Ship Hope made many voyages for previous Brown family partnerships, but only two voyages for Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1, 1796-August 9, 1797, St. Thomas, Turks Island, Charleston, Copenhagen, Captain William Rodman: cargo included China goods, salt, lumber, Russia goods, rice, tobacco, coffee [fitting out papers, logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts, bills, disbursements, memoranda of duties]; and (2) June 16, 1809-June 5, 1810, St. Petersburg, Captain Uriel Rea: cargo included tea, jade, iron, hemp, Russia goods, candles [captured by Danish privateers and condemned; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements, protest, bills, proclamation, invoices, receipts, bill of sale, statements, custom duties, Vice-Admiralty opinion]. John Quincy Adams; Moses Adams; Admiralty Court--Denmark; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Brothers Cramer; Candles; China Goods; Coffee; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Enterprise (ship); Freight and Freighting; Samuel W. Greene; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Saunders Malbone; Patterson (ship); Pilgrim (brigantine) Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Blockades; Rates of Exchange; Uriel Rea; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); William Rodman; Russia Goods; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spoliation; Tea; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Russia; West Indies--Trade; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 13, 1809-October 30, 1809

Box 570, Folder 7

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Ship Hope made many voyages for previous Brown family partnerships, but only two voyages for Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1, 1796-August 9, 1797, St. Thomas, Turks Island, Charleston, Copenhagen, Captain William Rodman: cargo included China goods, salt, lumber, Russia goods, rice, tobacco, coffee [fitting out papers, logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts, bills, disbursements, memoranda of duties]; and (2) June 16, 1809-June 5, 1810, St. Petersburg, Captain Uriel Rea: cargo included tea, jade, iron, hemp, Russia goods, candles [captured by Danish privateers and condemned; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements, protest, bills, proclamation, invoices, receipts, bill of sale, statements, custom duties, Vice-Admiralty opinion]. John Quincy Adams; Moses Adams; Admiralty Court--Denmark; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Brothers Cramer; Candles; China Goods; Coffee; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Enterprise (ship); Freight and Freighting; Samuel W. Greene; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Saunders Malbone; Patterson (ship); Pilgrim (brigantine) Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Blockades; Rates of Exchange; Uriel Rea; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); William Rodman; Russia Goods; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spoliation; Tea; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Russia; West Indies--Trade; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 26, 1809-September 24, 1810

Box 570, Folder 8

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Ship Hope made many voyages for previous Brown family partnerships, but only two voyages for Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1, 1796-August 9, 1797, St. Thomas, Turks Island, Charleston, Copenhagen, Captain William Rodman: cargo included China goods, salt, lumber, Russia goods, rice, tobacco, coffee [fitting out papers, logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts, bills, disbursements, memoranda of duties]; and (2) June 16, 1809-June 5, 1810, St. Petersburg, Captain Uriel Rea: cargo included tea, jade, iron, hemp, Russia goods, candles [captured by Danish privateers and condemned; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements, protest, bills, proclamation, invoices, receipts, bill of sale, statements, custom duties, Vice-Admiralty opinion]. John Quincy Adams; Moses Adams; Admiralty Court--Denmark; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Brothers Cramer; Candles; China Goods; Coffee; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Enterprise (ship); Freight and Freighting; Samuel W. Greene; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Saunders Malbone; Patterson (ship); Pilgrim (brigantine) Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Blockades; Rates of Exchange; Uriel Rea; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); William Rodman; Russia Goods; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spoliation; Tea; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Russia; West Indies--Trade; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 25, 1810-March 19, 1811

Box 570, Folder 9

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Ship Hope made many voyages for previous Brown family partnerships, but only two voyages for Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1, 1796-August 9, 1797, St. Thomas, Turks Island, Charleston, Copenhagen, Captain William Rodman: cargo included China goods, salt, lumber, Russia goods, rice, tobacco, coffee [fitting out papers, logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts, bills, disbursements, memoranda of duties]; and (2) June 16, 1809-June 5, 1810, St. Petersburg, Captain Uriel Rea: cargo included tea, jade, iron, hemp, Russia goods, candles [captured by Danish privateers and condemned; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements, protest, bills, proclamation, invoices, receipts, bill of sale, statements, custom duties, Vice-Admiralty opinion]. John Quincy Adams; Moses Adams; Admiralty Court--Denmark; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Brothers Cramer; Candles; China Goods; Coffee; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Enterprise (ship); Freight and Freighting; Samuel W. Greene; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Saunders Malbone; Patterson (ship); Pilgrim (brigantine) Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Blockades; Rates of Exchange; Uriel Rea; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); William Rodman; Russia Goods; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spoliation; Tea; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Russia; West Indies--Trade; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 27, 1811-October 29, 1811

Box 571, Folder 1

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Ship Hope made many voyages for previous Brown family partnerships, but only two voyages for Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1, 1796-August 9, 1797, St. Thomas, Turks Island, Charleston, Copenhagen, Captain William Rodman: cargo included China goods, salt, lumber, Russia goods, rice, tobacco, coffee [fitting out papers, logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts, bills, disbursements, memoranda of duties]; and (2) June 16, 1809-June 5, 1810, St. Petersburg, Captain Uriel Rea: cargo included tea, jade, iron, hemp, Russia goods, candles [captured by Danish privateers and condemned; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements, protest, bills, proclamation, invoices, receipts, bill of sale, statements, custom duties, Vice-Admiralty opinion]. John Quincy Adams; Moses Adams; Admiralty Court--Denmark; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Brothers Cramer; Candles; China Goods; Coffee; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Enterprise (ship); Freight and Freighting; Samuel W. Greene; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Saunders Malbone; Patterson (ship); Pilgrim (brigantine) Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Blockades; Rates of Exchange; Uriel Rea; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); William Rodman; Russia Goods; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spoliation; Tea; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Russia; West Indies--Trade; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1812]-September 27, 1832

Box 571, Folder 2

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Ship Hope made many voyages for previous Brown family partnerships, but only two voyages for Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1, 1796-August 9, 1797, St. Thomas, Turks Island, Charleston, Copenhagen, Captain William Rodman: cargo included China goods, salt, lumber, Russia goods, rice, tobacco, coffee [fitting out papers, logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts, bills, disbursements, memoranda of duties]; and (2) June 16, 1809-June 5, 1810, St. Petersburg, Captain Uriel Rea: cargo included tea, jade, iron, hemp, Russia goods, candles [captured by Danish privateers and condemned; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements, protest, bills, proclamation, invoices, receipts, bill of sale, statements, custom duties, Vice-Admiralty opinion]. John Quincy Adams; Moses Adams; Admiralty Court--Denmark; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Brothers Cramer; Candles; China Goods; Coffee; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Enterprise (ship); Freight and Freighting; Samuel W. Greene; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Saunders Malbone; Patterson (ship); Pilgrim (brigantine) Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Blockades; Rates of Exchange; Uriel Rea; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); William Rodman; Russia Goods; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spoliation; Tea; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Russia; West Indies--Trade; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., May 13, 1809-June 7, 1809

Box 571, Folder 3

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Ship Hope made many voyages for previous Brown family partnerships, but only two voyages for Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1, 1796-August 9, 1797, St. Thomas, Turks Island, Charleston, Copenhagen, Captain William Rodman: cargo included China goods, salt, lumber, Russia goods, rice, tobacco, coffee [fitting out papers, logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts, bills, disbursements, memoranda of duties]; and (2) June 16, 1809-June 5, 1810, St. Petersburg, Captain Uriel Rea: cargo included tea, jade, iron, hemp, Russia goods, candles [captured by Danish privateers and condemned; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements, protest, bills, proclamation, invoices, receipts, bill of sale, statements, custom duties, Vice-Admiralty opinion]. John Quincy Adams; Moses Adams; Admiralty Court--Denmark; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Brothers Cramer; Candles; China Goods; Coffee; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Enterprise (ship); Freight and Freighting; Samuel W. Greene; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Saunders Malbone; Patterson (ship); Pilgrim (brigantine) Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Blockades; Rates of Exchange; Uriel Rea; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); William Rodman; Russia Goods; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spoliation; Tea; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Russia; West Indies--Trade; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 10, 1809-[September] 19, 1809

Box 571, Folder 4

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Ship Hope made many voyages for previous Brown family partnerships, but only two voyages for Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1, 1796-August 9, 1797, St. Thomas, Turks Island, Charleston, Copenhagen, Captain William Rodman: cargo included China goods, salt, lumber, Russia goods, rice, tobacco, coffee [fitting out papers, logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts, bills, disbursements, memoranda of duties]; and (2) June 16, 1809-June 5, 1810, St. Petersburg, Captain Uriel Rea: cargo included tea, jade, iron, hemp, Russia goods, candles [captured by Danish privateers and condemned; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements, protest, bills, proclamation, invoices, receipts, bill of sale, statements, custom duties, Vice-Admiralty opinion]. John Quincy Adams; Moses Adams; Admiralty Court--Denmark; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Brothers Cramer; Candles; China Goods; Coffee; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Enterprise (ship); Freight and Freighting; Samuel W. Greene; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Saunders Malbone; Patterson (ship); Pilgrim (brigantine) Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Blockades; Rates of Exchange; Uriel Rea; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); William Rodman; Russia Goods; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spoliation; Tea; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Russia; West Indies--Trade; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 20, 1809-February 16, 1810

Box 571, Folder 5

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Ship Hope made many voyages for previous Brown family partnerships, but only two voyages for Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1, 1796-August 9, 1797, St. Thomas, Turks Island, Charleston, Copenhagen, Captain William Rodman: cargo included China goods, salt, lumber, Russia goods, rice, tobacco, coffee [fitting out papers, logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts, bills, disbursements, memoranda of duties]; and (2) June 16, 1809-June 5, 1810, St. Petersburg, Captain Uriel Rea: cargo included tea, jade, iron, hemp, Russia goods, candles [captured by Danish privateers and condemned; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements, protest, bills, proclamation, invoices, receipts, bill of sale, statements, custom duties, Vice-Admiralty opinion]. John Quincy Adams; Moses Adams; Admiralty Court--Denmark; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Brothers Cramer; Candles; China Goods; Coffee; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Enterprise (ship); Freight and Freighting; Samuel W. Greene; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Saunders Malbone; Patterson (ship); Pilgrim (brigantine) Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Blockades; Rates of Exchange; Uriel Rea; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); William Rodman; Russia Goods; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spoliation; Tea; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Russia; West Indies--Trade; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 22, 1810-April 30, 1810

Box 571, Folder 6

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Ship Hope made many voyages for previous Brown family partnerships, but only two voyages for Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1, 1796-August 9, 1797, St. Thomas, Turks Island, Charleston, Copenhagen, Captain William Rodman: cargo included China goods, salt, lumber, Russia goods, rice, tobacco, coffee [fitting out papers, logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts, bills, disbursements, memoranda of duties]; and (2) June 16, 1809-June 5, 1810, St. Petersburg, Captain Uriel Rea: cargo included tea, jade, iron, hemp, Russia goods, candles [captured by Danish privateers and condemned; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements, protest, bills, proclamation, invoices, receipts, bill of sale, statements, custom duties, Vice-Admiralty opinion]. John Quincy Adams; Moses Adams; Admiralty Court--Denmark; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Brothers Cramer; Candles; China Goods; Coffee; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Enterprise (ship); Freight and Freighting; Samuel W. Greene; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Saunders Malbone; Patterson (ship); Pilgrim (brigantine) Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Blockades; Rates of Exchange; Uriel Rea; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); William Rodman; Russia Goods; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spoliation; Tea; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Russia; West Indies--Trade; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 14, 1810-May 22, 1810

Box 571, Folder 7

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Ship Hope made many voyages for previous Brown family partnerships, but only two voyages for Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1, 1796-August 9, 1797, St. Thomas, Turks Island, Charleston, Copenhagen, Captain William Rodman: cargo included China goods, salt, lumber, Russia goods, rice, tobacco, coffee [fitting out papers, logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts, bills, disbursements, memoranda of duties]; and (2) June 16, 1809-June 5, 1810, St. Petersburg, Captain Uriel Rea: cargo included tea, jade, iron, hemp, Russia goods, candles [captured by Danish privateers and condemned; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements, protest, bills, proclamation, invoices, receipts, bill of sale, statements, custom duties, Vice-Admiralty opinion]. John Quincy Adams; Moses Adams; Admiralty Court--Denmark; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Brothers Cramer; Candles; China Goods; Coffee; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Enterprise (ship); Freight and Freighting; Samuel W. Greene; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Saunders Malbone; Patterson (ship); Pilgrim (brigantine) Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Blockades; Rates of Exchange; Uriel Rea; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); William Rodman; Russia Goods; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spoliation; Tea; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Russia; West Indies--Trade; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 2, 1810-September 24, 1810

Box 571, Folder 8

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Ship Hope made many voyages for previous Brown family partnerships, but only two voyages for Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1, 1796-August 9, 1797, St. Thomas, Turks Island, Charleston, Copenhagen, Captain William Rodman: cargo included China goods, salt, lumber, Russia goods, rice, tobacco, coffee [fitting out papers, logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts, bills, disbursements, memoranda of duties]; and (2) June 16, 1809-June 5, 1810, St. Petersburg, Captain Uriel Rea: cargo included tea, jade, iron, hemp, Russia goods, candles [captured by Danish privateers and condemned; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements, protest, bills, proclamation, invoices, receipts, bill of sale, statements, custom duties, Vice-Admiralty opinion]. John Quincy Adams; Moses Adams; Admiralty Court--Denmark; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Brothers Cramer; Candles; China Goods; Coffee; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Enterprise (ship); Freight and Freighting; Samuel W. Greene; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Saunders Malbone; Patterson (ship); Pilgrim (brigantine) Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Blockades; Rates of Exchange; Uriel Rea; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); William Rodman; Russia Goods; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spoliation; Tea; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Russia; West Indies--Trade; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 3, 1810-September 18, 1811

Box 571, Folder 9

Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: Ship Hope made many voyages for previous Brown family partnerships, but only two voyages for Brown and Ives. These were (1) November 1, 1796-August 9, 1797, St. Thomas, Turks Island, Charleston, Copenhagen, Captain William Rodman: cargo included China goods, salt, lumber, Russia goods, rice, tobacco, coffee [fitting out papers, logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, accounts, bills, disbursements, memoranda of duties]; and (2) June 16, 1809-June 5, 1810, St. Petersburg, Captain Uriel Rea: cargo included tea, jade, iron, hemp, Russia goods, candles [captured by Danish privateers and condemned; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements, protest, bills, proclamation, invoices, receipts, bill of sale, statements, custom duties, Vice-Admiralty opinion]. John Quincy Adams; Moses Adams; Admiralty Court--Denmark; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Brothers Cramer; Candles; China Goods; Coffee; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Enterprise (ship); Freight and Freighting; Samuel W. Greene; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Saunders Malbone; Patterson (ship); Pilgrim (brigantine) Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Blockades; Rates of Exchange; Uriel Rea; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); William Rodman; Russia Goods; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spoliation; Tea; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Russia; West Indies--Trade; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 23, 1811-October [ ], 1827

Box 572, Folder 1

Sloop Independence 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives chartered sloop Independence from Stephen Dexter for a voyage to Surinam from March 22, 1794 to September 6, 1794 under the command of Captain Nicholas Cooke. The cargo was molasses. Material in this sub-series includes wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, and disbursements. [Consult CODEX Eng in JCBL collection for more information on this subject.] Commerce (brigantine); Nicholas Cooke; Stephen Dexter; John Earle; Independence (sloop); Molasses; Prices Current; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Restrictions; Widow Ruden and Son Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

March 10, 1794-November 6, 1795

Box 572, Folder 2

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 2, 1801-January 6, 1802

Box 572, Folder 3

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 26, 1801-June 20, 1801

Box 572, Folder 4

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 4, 1801-October 20, 1801

Box 572, Folder 5

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 24, 1801-December 12, 1801

Box 572, Folder 6

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 16, 1801-January 14, 1802

Box 572, Folder 7

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 15, 1802-January 21, 1802

Box 572, Folder 8

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 1802-January 26, 1803

Box 572, Folder 9

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 23, 1803-April 1, 1805

Box 572, Folder 10

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 30, 1802-March 9, 1803

Box 573, Folder 1

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 20, 1802-October 16, 1802

Box 573, Folder 2

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., January 20, 1802-July 18, 1802

Box 573, Folder 3

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 19, 1802-March 5, 1803

Box 573, Folder 4

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 14, 1803-[June 10, 1803]

Box 573, Folder 5

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 10, 1803-July 18, 1803

Box 573, Folder 6

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 19, 1803-January 19, 1805

Box 573, Folder 7

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

1803-June 10, 1804

Box 573, Folder 8

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 10, 1804-November 15, 1804

Box 573, Folder 9

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

1803-October 26, 1803

Box 573, Folder 10

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 26, 1803-June 10, 1804

Box 573, Folder 11

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 14, 1804-January 19, 1805

Box 574, Folder 1

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 4, 1805-May 17, 1805

Box 574, Folder 2

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 20, 1805-November 11, 1805

Box 574, Folder 3

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 20, 1805-December 18, 1805

Box 574, Folder 4

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 9, 1804-December 5, 1805

Box 574, Folder 5

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 15, 1805-March 29, 1805

Box 574, Folder 6

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 30, 1805-May 18, 1805

Box 574, Folder 7

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 20, 1805-December 4, 1805

Box 574, Folder 8

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 1, 1805-December 5, 1805

Box 574, Folder 9

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 6, 1805-April 5, 1807

Box 575, Folder 1

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 13, 1806-November 16, 1807

Box 575, Folder 2

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 25, 1805-May 13, 1806

Box 575, Folder 3

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 14, 1806-October 21, 1806

Box 575, Folder 4

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 25, 1806-November 4, 1806

Box 575, Folder 5

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 29, 1806-July 13, 1807

Box 575, Folder 6

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 9, 1807-April 14, 1808

Box 575, Folder 7

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 3, 1806-May 9, 1807

Box 575, Folder 8

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 10, 1807-May 13, 1807

Box 575, Folder 9

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 13, 1807-December 9, 1807

Box 575, Folder 10

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 19, 1807-May 9, 1809

Box 576, Folder 1

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 2, 1808-July 5, 1809

Box 576, Folder 2

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 30, 1805-July 9, 1808

Box 576, Folder 3

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 11, 1808-July 19, 1808

Box 576, Folder 4

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 20, 1808-March 21, 1809

Box 576, Folder 5

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 25,1809-September 13, 1809

Box 576, Folder 6

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 2, 1809-March 12, 1810

Box 576, Folder 7

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 16, 1809-November 22, 1809

Box 576, Folder 8

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 24, 1809-March 12, 1810

Box 576, Folder 9

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 2, 1810-May 19, 1810

Box 576, Folder 10

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 25, 1806-November 8, 1810

Box 577, Folder 1

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 20, 1810-July 15, 1811

Box 577, Folder 2

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 26, 1810-August 4, 1810

Box 577, Folder 3

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 6, 1810-August 23, 1810

Box 577, Folder 4

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 22, 1810-December 20, 1810

Box 577, Folder 5

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 21, 1810-June 8, 1811

Box 577, Folder 6

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 9, 1811-October 25, 1811

Box 577, Folder 7

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 24, 1812-November 25, 1835

Box 577, Folder 8

Ship Isis 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 14, 1812-May 1, 1812

Box 577, Folder 9

Schooner James 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives and one of their favorite partners, Holroyd and Tillinghast, each had shares of a 1792 adventure to the West Indies in schooner James. Captain Charles Sheldon commanded the James; the cargo included rum, sugar, salt, oil, barrels, hoops, and staves. Materials include wrappers, accounts, invoices, disbursements, account of sales, fitting out papers, letters, and sailing orders. Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Oil; Holroyd and Tillinghast; James (schooner); Rum; Charles Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Salt; Sugar; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

June 1, 1792-September 23, 1793

Box 578, Folder 1

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains information about the building of the ship John Jay by Benjamin Tallman, as well as documentation for a voyage from December 28, 1794 to May 22, 1796 to Bombay and Canton under the command of Captain Daniel Olney. The cargo included China goods, cotton, iron, wines, candles, and lumber. Materials include letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice, sailing orders, agreement, statement, drawback certificate, a list of ships in Canton, seamen's accounts, and bills. Candles; China Trade; China Trade--Canton; China Trade--Goods; Cotton; India--Bombay--Trade; Iron; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Benjamin Tallman; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

February 28, 1792-July 19, 1794

Box 578, Folder 2

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains information about the building of the ship John Jay by Benjamin Tallman, as well as documentation for a voyage from December 28, 1794 to May 22, 1796 to Bombay and Canton under the command of Captain Daniel Olney. The cargo included China goods, cotton, iron, wines, candles, and lumber. Materials include letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice, sailing orders, agreement, statement, drawback certificate, a list of ships in Canton, seamen's accounts, and bills. Candles; China Trade; China Trade--Canton; China Trade--Goods; Cotton; India--Bombay--Trade; Iron; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Benjamin Tallman; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

March 19, 1792-November 28, 1792

Box 578, Folder 3

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains information about the building of the ship John Jay by Benjamin Tallman, as well as documentation for a voyage from December 28, 1794 to May 22, 1796 to Bombay and Canton under the command of Captain Daniel Olney. The cargo included China goods, cotton, iron, wines, candles, and lumber. Materials include letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice, sailing orders, agreement, statement, drawback certificate, a list of ships in Canton, seamen's accounts, and bills. Candles; China Trade; China Trade--Canton; China Trade--Goods; Cotton; India--Bombay--Trade; Iron; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Benjamin Tallman; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1793

Box 578, Folder 4

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains information about the building of the ship John Jay by Benjamin Tallman, as well as documentation for a voyage from December 28, 1794 to May 22, 1796 to Bombay and Canton under the command of Captain Daniel Olney. The cargo included China goods, cotton, iron, wines, candles, and lumber. Materials include letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice, sailing orders, agreement, statement, drawback certificate, a list of ships in Canton, seamen's accounts, and bills. Candles; China Trade; China Trade--Canton; China Trade--Goods; Cotton; India--Bombay--Trade; Iron; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Benjamin Tallman; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1793

Box 578, Folder 5

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains information about the building of the ship John Jay by Benjamin Tallman, as well as documentation for a voyage from December 28, 1794 to May 22, 1796 to Bombay and Canton under the command of Captain Daniel Olney. The cargo included China goods, cotton, iron, wines, candles, and lumber. Materials include letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice, sailing orders, agreement, statement, drawback certificate, a list of ships in Canton, seamen's accounts, and bills. Candles; China Trade; China Trade--Canton; China Trade--Goods; Cotton; India--Bombay--Trade; Iron; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Benjamin Tallman; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

July 5, 1793-December 19, 1794

Box 578, Folder 6

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains information about the building of the ship John Jay by Benjamin Tallman, as well as documentation for a voyage from December 28, 1794 to May 22, 1796 to Bombay and Canton under the command of Captain Daniel Olney. The cargo included China goods, cotton, iron, wines, candles, and lumber. Materials include letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice, sailing orders, agreement, statement, drawback certificate, a list of ships in Canton, seamen's accounts, and bills. Candles; China Trade; China Trade--Canton; China Trade--Goods; Cotton; India--Bombay--Trade; Iron; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Benjamin Tallman; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

May 3, 1194-December 28, 1794

Box 578, Folder 7

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains information about the building of the ship John Jay by Benjamin Tallman, as well as documentation for a voyage from December 28, 1794 to May 22, 1796 to Bombay and Canton under the command of Captain Daniel Olney. The cargo included China goods, cotton, iron, wines, candles, and lumber. Materials include letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice, sailing orders, agreement, statement, drawback certificate, a list of ships in Canton, seamen's accounts, and bills. Candles; China Trade; China Trade--Canton; China Trade--Goods; Cotton; India--Bombay--Trade; Iron; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Benjamin Tallman; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

July 26, 1794-November 29, 1794

Box 578, Folder 8

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains information about the building of the ship John Jay by Benjamin Tallman, as well as documentation for a voyage from December 28, 1794 to May 22, 1796 to Bombay and Canton under the command of Captain Daniel Olney. The cargo included China goods, cotton, iron, wines, candles, and lumber. Materials include letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice, sailing orders, agreement, statement, drawback certificate, a list of ships in Canton, seamen's accounts, and bills. Candles; China Trade; China Trade--Canton; China Trade--Goods; Cotton; India--Bombay--Trade; Iron; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Benjamin Tallman; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1794

Box 578, Folder 9

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains information about the building of the ship John Jay by Benjamin Tallman, as well as documentation for a voyage from December 28, 1794 to May 22, 1796 to Bombay and Canton under the command of Captain Daniel Olney. The cargo included China goods, cotton, iron, wines, candles, and lumber. Materials include letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice, sailing orders, agreement, statement, drawback certificate, a list of ships in Canton, seamen's accounts, and bills. Candles; China Trade; China Trade--Canton; China Trade--Goods; Cotton; India--Bombay--Trade; Iron; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Benjamin Tallman; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

January 4, 1794-April 26, 1794

Box 578, Folder 10

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains information about the building of the ship John Jay by Benjamin Tallman, as well as documentation for a voyage from December 28, 1794 to May 22, 1796 to Bombay and Canton under the command of Captain Daniel Olney. The cargo included China goods, cotton, iron, wines, candles, and lumber. Materials include letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice, sailing orders, agreement, statement, drawback certificate, a list of ships in Canton, seamen's accounts, and bills. Candles; China Trade; China Trade--Canton; China Trade--Goods; Cotton; India--Bombay--Trade; Iron; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Benjamin Tallman; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1794

Box 578, Folder 11

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains information about the building of the ship John Jay by Benjamin Tallman, as well as documentation for a voyage from December 28, 1794 to May 22, 1796 to Bombay and Canton under the command of Captain Daniel Olney. The cargo included China goods, cotton, iron, wines, candles, and lumber. Materials include letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice, sailing orders, agreement, statement, drawback certificate, a list of ships in Canton, seamen's accounts, and bills. Candles; China Trade; China Trade--Canton; China Trade--Goods; Cotton; India--Bombay--Trade; Iron; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Benjamin Tallman; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

November 19, 1795-December 23, 1795

Box 579, Folder 1

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains information about the building of the ship John Jay by Benjamin Tallman, as well as documentation for a voyage from December 28, 1794 to May 22, 1796 to Bombay and Canton under the command of Captain Daniel Olney. The cargo included China goods, cotton, iron, wines, candles, and lumber. Materials include letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice, sailing orders, agreement, statement, drawback certificate, a list of ships in Canton, seamen's accounts, and bills. Candles; China Trade; China Trade--Canton; China Trade--Goods; Cotton; India--Bombay--Trade; Iron; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Benjamin Tallman; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

November 27, 1794-November 6, 1795

Box 579, Folder 2

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains information about the building of the ship John Jay by Benjamin Tallman, as well as documentation for a voyage from December 28, 1794 to May 22, 1796 to Bombay and Canton under the command of Captain Daniel Olney. The cargo included China goods, cotton, iron, wines, candles, and lumber. Materials include letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice, sailing orders, agreement, statement, drawback certificate, a list of ships in Canton, seamen's accounts, and bills. Candles; China Trade; China Trade--Canton; China Trade--Goods; Cotton; India--Bombay--Trade; Iron; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Benjamin Tallman; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

January 30, 1795-December 16, 1795

Box 579, Folder 3

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains information about the building of the ship John Jay by Benjamin Tallman, as well as documentation for a voyage from December 28, 1794 to May 22, 1796 to Bombay and Canton under the command of Captain Daniel Olney. The cargo included China goods, cotton, iron, wines, candles, and lumber. Materials include letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice, sailing orders, agreement, statement, drawback certificate, a list of ships in Canton, seamen's accounts, and bills. Candles; China Trade; China Trade--Canton; China Trade--Goods; Cotton; India--Bombay--Trade; Iron; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Benjamin Tallman; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

February 4, 1795-January 1, 1798

Box 579, Folder 4

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

November [ ], 1797-November 26, 1797

Box 579, Folder 5

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 26, 1797-July 14, 1798

Box 579, Folder 6

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 5, 1798-June 28, 1798

Box 579, Folder 7

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ] 1798, February 11, 1798-April 23, 1798

Box 579, Folder 8

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

1798-1799

Box 579, Folder 9

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 26, 1797-November 30, 1797

Box 580, Folder 1

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

October [ ], 1797-October 10, 1797

Box 580, Folder 2

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 8, 1797-October [ ] 1797

Box 580, Folder 3

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 1, 1797-September 21, 1797

Box 580, Folder 4

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

1797-1798

Box 580, Folder 5

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 17, 1798-September 1, 1798

Box 580, Folder 6

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 1, 1798-October 9, 1798

Box 580, Folder 7

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 9, 1798-March 12, 1799

Box 580, Folder 8

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 16, 1799-October 14, 1799

Box 580, Folder 9

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1797]-April 25, 1797

Box 580, Folder 10

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 2, 1797-October 13, 1797

Box 581, Folder 1

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 31, 1797-December 19, 1797

Box 581, Folder 2

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1798]-May 15, 1798

Box 581, Folder 3

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 15, 1798-May 29, 1798

Box 581, Folder 4

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 3, 1798-July 31, 1798

Box 581, Folder 5

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

[August 1798]-October [ ]1798

Box 581, Folder 6

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 4, 1798-May 4, 1799

Box 581, Folder 7

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 15, 1799-October 23, 1799

Box 581, Folder 8

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., October 11, 1798-December 5, 1799

Box 581, Folder 9

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 19, 1799-May 15, 1799

Box 581, Folder 10

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 16, 1799-March 24, 1800

Box 581, Folder 11

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 25, 1800-May 17, 1800

Box 582, Folder 1

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1800]-October 29, 1800

Box 582, Folder 2

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 5, 1800-December 28, 1800

Box 582, Folder 3

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

1800-1801

Box 582, Folder 4

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

1800-1801

Box 582, Folder 5

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

1800-1801, January 9, 1801-August 3, 1801

Box 582, Folder 6

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 13, 1801-March 15, 1803

Box 582, Folder 7

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 12, 1800-June 17, 1801

Box 582, Folder 8

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

April [ ], 1800-January 29, 1801

Box 582, Folder 9

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 30, 1801-September 30, 1801

Box 583, Folder 1

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 30, 1801-December 7, 1801

Box 583, Folder 2

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 7, 1801-December 26, 1801

Box 583, Folder 3

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 12, 1802-October 2, 1802

Box 583, Folder 4

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 31, 1802-March 1, 1802

Box 583, Folder 5

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 2, 1802-September 22, 1802

Box 583, Folder 6

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 22, 1802-October 16, 1803

Box 583, Folder 7

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

[March 25], 1803-August 13, 1803

Box 583, Folder 8

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., July 28, 1801-September 12, 1801

Box 583, Folder 9

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 15, 1801-September 30, 1801

Box 584, Folder 1

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 30, 1801-November 19, 1801

Box 584, Folder 2

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 17, 1802-October 16, 1802

Box 584, Folder 3

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 16, 1802-May 9, 1805

Box 584, Folder 4

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 11, 1803-November 15, 1803

Box 584, Folder 5

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 16, 1803-April 20, 1804

Box 584, Folder 6

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 21, 1804-July 11, 1804

Box 584, Folder 7

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 12, 1804-October 2, 1804

Box 584, Folder 8

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., November 13, 1803, 1804-1806

Box 584, Folder 9

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

1804-1806

Box 585, Folder 1

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

1804-1806

Box 585, Folder 2

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

1804September [ ]1804-September 1

Box 585, Folder 3

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 18, 1804-December 27, 1804

Box 585, Folder 4

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

1805-1806, March 19, 1805

Box 585, Folder 5

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 18, 1805-September 20, 1805

Box 585, Folder 6

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 24, 1805-December 21, 1805

Box 585, Folder 7

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 1806-May 17, 1806

Box 585, Folder 8

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 17, 1806-June 18, 1806

Box 585, Folder 9

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 18, 1806-October 1, 1806

Box 586, Folder 1

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 12, 1807-September 9, 1807

Box 586, Folder 2

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 9, 1807-April 23, 1808

Box 586, Folder 3

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 26, 1808-July 1, 1810

Box 586, Folder 4

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 16, 1803-November 19, 1804

Box 586, Folder 5

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 24, 1804-September 16, 1805

Box 586, Folder 6

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 18, 1805-December 16, 1805

Box 586, Folder 7

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1806]

Box 586, Folder 8

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

February [ ] 1806-February 16, 1806

Box 587, Folder 1

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 19, 1806-February 27, 1806

Box 587, Folder 2

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 27, 1806-May 9, 1806

Box 587, Folder 3

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 9, 1806-June 18, 1806

Box 587, Folder 4

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 18, 1806-June 28, 1806

Box 587, Folder 5

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 1, 1806-July 10, 1806

Box 587, Folder 6

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 25, 1806-September 15, 1807

Box 587, Folder 7

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 15, 1807-July 2, 1808

Box 587, Folder 8

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 11, 1806-August 15, 1807

Box 587, Folder 9

Ship John Jay (Claim Appeal) 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

1806

Box 588, Folder 1

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 19, 1807-September 6, 1807

Box 588, Folder 2

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 22, 1806-September 27, 1807

Box 588, Folder 3

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 25, 1806-October 10, 1806

Box 588, Folder 4

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 11, 1806-October 12, 1806

Box 588, Folder 5

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 13, 1806-July 27, 1807

Box 588, Folder 6

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 13, 1807-August 28, 1807

Box 588, Folder 7

Ship John Jay 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 27, 1807-May 19, 1809

Box 588, Folder 8

Brigantine Juno 1 folder General Note: Richard Jackson and Betsy Martin sold brigantine Juno to William Holroyd (1/4 share), Brown and Ives (1/4 share), Samuel Ames (1/4 share), Elisha Dyer (1/8 share) and Blodget and Power (1/8 share). Eventually Elisha Dyer and Blodget and Power sold their shares to the other owners. Juno was captured by the British in 1806 and sold. Her adventures were (1) April 13, 1804-1805, Liverpool, Captain William Smith: cargo included mahogany [wrappers, bills of sale, letters, sailing orders, account of sales, invoice, bill of lading, accounts, manifest]; (2) February 1805-1805, Havana, Nassau, Captain Samuel Packard: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [documents relating to court case in Nassau, list of entries and clearances in Cuba, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, bills, deposition, sailing orders, clearance, consular papers]; (3) August 17, 1805-1805, Havana, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [boarded by Spanish privateers; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, manifest, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, crew list, accounts, custom duties]; (4) 1805-1806, Leghorn, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included sugar, fish, nankeens, specie, spices, coffee [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, custom house papers, accounts]; and (5) August 28, 1806-1806, Montevideo, Cape of Good Hope, Captain Merrit Bates (vessel captured by British, taken to Cape of Good Hope and sold): cargo included copper [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, invoices, bill of lading] Admiralty Court--Bahamas; Admiralty Court--Cape of Good Hope; Samuel Ames; Thomas Amory; Otis Ammidon; John B. Chace; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Conseequa (hong merchant); Contraband Trade; Cuba--Trade; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Filicchi and Company; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Insurance--Marine; Juno (brigantine); John S. Larned, Levi Latham; Moses Lippitt; John Marsh; Minturn and Champlin; Pooqua (hong merchant); Privateering; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Hamilton Ross; Andrew Seton; Ship's Papers; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; Grant Webb and Company Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 3, 1804-December 31, 1804

Box 588, Folder 9

Brigantine Juno 1 folder General Note: Richard Jackson and Betsy Martin sold brigantine Juno to William Holroyd (1/4 share), Brown and Ives (1/4 share), Samuel Ames (1/4 share), Elisha Dyer (1/8 share) and Blodget and Power (1/8 share). Eventually Elisha Dyer and Blodget and Power sold their shares to the other owners. Juno was captured by the British in 1806 and sold. Her adventures were (1) April 13, 1804-1805, Liverpool, Captain William Smith: cargo included mahogany [wrappers, bills of sale, letters, sailing orders, account of sales, invoice, bill of lading, accounts, manifest]; (2) February 1805-1805, Havana, Nassau, Captain Samuel Packard: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [documents relating to court case in Nassau, list of entries and clearances in Cuba, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, bills, deposition, sailing orders, clearance, consular papers]; (3) August 17, 1805-1805, Havana, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [boarded by Spanish privateers; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, manifest, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, crew list, accounts, custom duties]; (4) 1805-1806, Leghorn, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included sugar, fish, nankeens, specie, spices, coffee [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, custom house papers, accounts]; and (5) August 28, 1806-1806, Montevideo, Cape of Good Hope, Captain Merrit Bates (vessel captured by British, taken to Cape of Good Hope and sold): cargo included copper [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, invoices, bill of lading] Admiralty Court--Bahamas; Admiralty Court--Cape of Good Hope; Samuel Ames; Thomas Amory; Otis Ammidon; John B. Chace; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Conseequa (hong merchant); Contraband Trade; Cuba--Trade; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Filicchi and Company; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Insurance--Marine; Juno (brigantine); John S. Larned, Levi Latham; Moses Lippitt; John Marsh; Minturn and Champlin; Pooqua (hong merchant); Privateering; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Hamilton Ross; Andrew Seton; Ship's Papers; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; Grant Webb and Company Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 7, 1804-January 22, 1805

Box 589, Folder 1

Brigantine Juno 1 folder General Note: Richard Jackson and Betsy Martin sold brigantine Juno to William Holroyd (1/4 share), Brown and Ives (1/4 share), Samuel Ames (1/4 share), Elisha Dyer (1/8 share) and Blodget and Power (1/8 share). Eventually Elisha Dyer and Blodget and Power sold their shares to the other owners. Juno was captured by the British in 1806 and sold. Her adventures were (1) April 13, 1804-1805, Liverpool, Captain William Smith: cargo included mahogany [wrappers, bills of sale, letters, sailing orders, account of sales, invoice, bill of lading, accounts, manifest]; (2) February 1805-1805, Havana, Nassau, Captain Samuel Packard: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [documents relating to court case in Nassau, list of entries and clearances in Cuba, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, bills, deposition, sailing orders, clearance, consular papers]; (3) August 17, 1805-1805, Havana, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [boarded by Spanish privateers; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, manifest, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, crew list, accounts, custom duties]; (4) 1805-1806, Leghorn, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included sugar, fish, nankeens, specie, spices, coffee [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, custom house papers, accounts]; and (5) August 28, 1806-1806, Montevideo, Cape of Good Hope, Captain Merrit Bates (vessel captured by British, taken to Cape of Good Hope and sold): cargo included copper [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, invoices, bill of lading] Admiralty Court--Bahamas; Admiralty Court--Cape of Good Hope; Samuel Ames; Thomas Amory; Otis Ammidon; John B. Chace; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Conseequa (hong merchant); Contraband Trade; Cuba--Trade; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Filicchi and Company; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Insurance--Marine; Juno (brigantine); John S. Larned, Levi Latham; Moses Lippitt; John Marsh; Minturn and Champlin; Pooqua (hong merchant); Privateering; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Hamilton Ross; Andrew Seton; Ship's Papers; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; Grant Webb and Company Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 19, 1804-December 2, 1806

Box 589, Folder 2

Brigantine Juno 1 folder General Note: Richard Jackson and Betsy Martin sold brigantine Juno to William Holroyd (1/4 share), Brown and Ives (1/4 share), Samuel Ames (1/4 share), Elisha Dyer (1/8 share) and Blodget and Power (1/8 share). Eventually Elisha Dyer and Blodget and Power sold their shares to the other owners. Juno was captured by the British in 1806 and sold. Her adventures were (1) April 13, 1804-1805, Liverpool, Captain William Smith: cargo included mahogany [wrappers, bills of sale, letters, sailing orders, account of sales, invoice, bill of lading, accounts, manifest]; (2) February 1805-1805, Havana, Nassau, Captain Samuel Packard: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [documents relating to court case in Nassau, list of entries and clearances in Cuba, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, bills, deposition, sailing orders, clearance, consular papers]; (3) August 17, 1805-1805, Havana, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [boarded by Spanish privateers; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, manifest, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, crew list, accounts, custom duties]; (4) 1805-1806, Leghorn, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included sugar, fish, nankeens, specie, spices, coffee [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, custom house papers, accounts]; and (5) August 28, 1806-1806, Montevideo, Cape of Good Hope, Captain Merrit Bates (vessel captured by British, taken to Cape of Good Hope and sold): cargo included copper [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, invoices, bill of lading] Admiralty Court--Bahamas; Admiralty Court--Cape of Good Hope; Samuel Ames; Thomas Amory; Otis Ammidon; John B. Chace; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Conseequa (hong merchant); Contraband Trade; Cuba--Trade; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Filicchi and Company; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Insurance--Marine; Juno (brigantine); John S. Larned, Levi Latham; Moses Lippitt; John Marsh; Minturn and Champlin; Pooqua (hong merchant); Privateering; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Hamilton Ross; Andrew Seton; Ship's Papers; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; Grant Webb and Company Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 7, 1806-May 21, 1807

Box 589, Folder 3

Brigantine Juno 1 folder General Note: Richard Jackson and Betsy Martin sold brigantine Juno to William Holroyd (1/4 share), Brown and Ives (1/4 share), Samuel Ames (1/4 share), Elisha Dyer (1/8 share) and Blodget and Power (1/8 share). Eventually Elisha Dyer and Blodget and Power sold their shares to the other owners. Juno was captured by the British in 1806 and sold. Her adventures were (1) April 13, 1804-1805, Liverpool, Captain William Smith: cargo included mahogany [wrappers, bills of sale, letters, sailing orders, account of sales, invoice, bill of lading, accounts, manifest]; (2) February 1805-1805, Havana, Nassau, Captain Samuel Packard: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [documents relating to court case in Nassau, list of entries and clearances in Cuba, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, bills, deposition, sailing orders, clearance, consular papers]; (3) August 17, 1805-1805, Havana, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [boarded by Spanish privateers; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, manifest, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, crew list, accounts, custom duties]; (4) 1805-1806, Leghorn, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included sugar, fish, nankeens, specie, spices, coffee [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, custom house papers, accounts]; and (5) August 28, 1806-1806, Montevideo, Cape of Good Hope, Captain Merrit Bates (vessel captured by British, taken to Cape of Good Hope and sold): cargo included copper [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, invoices, bill of lading] Admiralty Court--Bahamas; Admiralty Court--Cape of Good Hope; Samuel Ames; Thomas Amory; Otis Ammidon; John B. Chace; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Conseequa (hong merchant); Contraband Trade; Cuba--Trade; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Filicchi and Company; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Insurance--Marine; Juno (brigantine); John S. Larned, Levi Latham; Moses Lippitt; John Marsh; Minturn and Champlin; Pooqua (hong merchant); Privateering; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Hamilton Ross; Andrew Seton; Ship's Papers; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; Grant Webb and Company Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 3, 1805-April 7, 1806

Box 589, Folder 4

Brigantine Juno 1 folder General Note: Richard Jackson and Betsy Martin sold brigantine Juno to William Holroyd (1/4 share), Brown and Ives (1/4 share), Samuel Ames (1/4 share), Elisha Dyer (1/8 share) and Blodget and Power (1/8 share). Eventually Elisha Dyer and Blodget and Power sold their shares to the other owners. Juno was captured by the British in 1806 and sold. Her adventures were (1) April 13, 1804-1805, Liverpool, Captain William Smith: cargo included mahogany [wrappers, bills of sale, letters, sailing orders, account of sales, invoice, bill of lading, accounts, manifest]; (2) February 1805-1805, Havana, Nassau, Captain Samuel Packard: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [documents relating to court case in Nassau, list of entries and clearances in Cuba, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, bills, deposition, sailing orders, clearance, consular papers]; (3) August 17, 1805-1805, Havana, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [boarded by Spanish privateers; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, manifest, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, crew list, accounts, custom duties]; (4) 1805-1806, Leghorn, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included sugar, fish, nankeens, specie, spices, coffee [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, custom house papers, accounts]; and (5) August 28, 1806-1806, Montevideo, Cape of Good Hope, Captain Merrit Bates (vessel captured by British, taken to Cape of Good Hope and sold): cargo included copper [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, invoices, bill of lading] Admiralty Court--Bahamas; Admiralty Court--Cape of Good Hope; Samuel Ames; Thomas Amory; Otis Ammidon; John B. Chace; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Conseequa (hong merchant); Contraband Trade; Cuba--Trade; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Filicchi and Company; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Insurance--Marine; Juno (brigantine); John S. Larned, Levi Latham; Moses Lippitt; John Marsh; Minturn and Champlin; Pooqua (hong merchant); Privateering; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Hamilton Ross; Andrew Seton; Ship's Papers; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; Grant Webb and Company Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 28, 1805-October 7, 1805

Box 589, Folder 5

Brigantine Juno 1 folder General Note: Richard Jackson and Betsy Martin sold brigantine Juno to William Holroyd (1/4 share), Brown and Ives (1/4 share), Samuel Ames (1/4 share), Elisha Dyer (1/8 share) and Blodget and Power (1/8 share). Eventually Elisha Dyer and Blodget and Power sold their shares to the other owners. Juno was captured by the British in 1806 and sold. Her adventures were (1) April 13, 1804-1805, Liverpool, Captain William Smith: cargo included mahogany [wrappers, bills of sale, letters, sailing orders, account of sales, invoice, bill of lading, accounts, manifest]; (2) February 1805-1805, Havana, Nassau, Captain Samuel Packard: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [documents relating to court case in Nassau, list of entries and clearances in Cuba, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, bills, deposition, sailing orders, clearance, consular papers]; (3) August 17, 1805-1805, Havana, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [boarded by Spanish privateers; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, manifest, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, crew list, accounts, custom duties]; (4) 1805-1806, Leghorn, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included sugar, fish, nankeens, specie, spices, coffee [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, custom house papers, accounts]; and (5) August 28, 1806-1806, Montevideo, Cape of Good Hope, Captain Merrit Bates (vessel captured by British, taken to Cape of Good Hope and sold): cargo included copper [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, invoices, bill of lading] Admiralty Court--Bahamas; Admiralty Court--Cape of Good Hope; Samuel Ames; Thomas Amory; Otis Ammidon; John B. Chace; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Conseequa (hong merchant); Contraband Trade; Cuba--Trade; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Filicchi and Company; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Insurance--Marine; Juno (brigantine); John S. Larned, Levi Latham; Moses Lippitt; John Marsh; Minturn and Champlin; Pooqua (hong merchant); Privateering; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Hamilton Ross; Andrew Seton; Ship's Papers; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; Grant Webb and Company Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 24, 1805-February 1, 1806

Box 589, Folder 6

Brigantine Juno 1 folder General Note: Richard Jackson and Betsy Martin sold brigantine Juno to William Holroyd (1/4 share), Brown and Ives (1/4 share), Samuel Ames (1/4 share), Elisha Dyer (1/8 share) and Blodget and Power (1/8 share). Eventually Elisha Dyer and Blodget and Power sold their shares to the other owners. Juno was captured by the British in 1806 and sold. Her adventures were (1) April 13, 1804-1805, Liverpool, Captain William Smith: cargo included mahogany [wrappers, bills of sale, letters, sailing orders, account of sales, invoice, bill of lading, accounts, manifest]; (2) February 1805-1805, Havana, Nassau, Captain Samuel Packard: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [documents relating to court case in Nassau, list of entries and clearances in Cuba, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, bills, deposition, sailing orders, clearance, consular papers]; (3) August 17, 1805-1805, Havana, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [boarded by Spanish privateers; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, manifest, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, crew list, accounts, custom duties]; (4) 1805-1806, Leghorn, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included sugar, fish, nankeens, specie, spices, coffee [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, custom house papers, accounts]; and (5) August 28, 1806-1806, Montevideo, Cape of Good Hope, Captain Merrit Bates (vessel captured by British, taken to Cape of Good Hope and sold): cargo included copper [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, invoices, bill of lading] Admiralty Court--Bahamas; Admiralty Court--Cape of Good Hope; Samuel Ames; Thomas Amory; Otis Ammidon; John B. Chace; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Conseequa (hong merchant); Contraband Trade; Cuba--Trade; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Filicchi and Company; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Insurance--Marine; Juno (brigantine); John S. Larned, Levi Latham; Moses Lippitt; John Marsh; Minturn and Champlin; Pooqua (hong merchant); Privateering; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Hamilton Ross; Andrew Seton; Ship's Papers; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; Grant Webb and Company Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 23, 1805-October 3, 1805

Box 589, Folder 7

Brigantine Juno 1 folder General Note: Richard Jackson and Betsy Martin sold brigantine Juno to William Holroyd (1/4 share), Brown and Ives (1/4 share), Samuel Ames (1/4 share), Elisha Dyer (1/8 share) and Blodget and Power (1/8 share). Eventually Elisha Dyer and Blodget and Power sold their shares to the other owners. Juno was captured by the British in 1806 and sold. Her adventures were (1) April 13, 1804-1805, Liverpool, Captain William Smith: cargo included mahogany [wrappers, bills of sale, letters, sailing orders, account of sales, invoice, bill of lading, accounts, manifest]; (2) February 1805-1805, Havana, Nassau, Captain Samuel Packard: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [documents relating to court case in Nassau, list of entries and clearances in Cuba, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, bills, deposition, sailing orders, clearance, consular papers]; (3) August 17, 1805-1805, Havana, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [boarded by Spanish privateers; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, manifest, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, crew list, accounts, custom duties]; (4) 1805-1806, Leghorn, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included sugar, fish, nankeens, specie, spices, coffee [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, custom house papers, accounts]; and (5) August 28, 1806-1806, Montevideo, Cape of Good Hope, Captain Merrit Bates (vessel captured by British, taken to Cape of Good Hope and sold): cargo included copper [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, invoices, bill of lading] Admiralty Court--Bahamas; Admiralty Court--Cape of Good Hope; Samuel Ames; Thomas Amory; Otis Ammidon; John B. Chace; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Conseequa (hong merchant); Contraband Trade; Cuba--Trade; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Filicchi and Company; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Insurance--Marine; Juno (brigantine); John S. Larned, Levi Latham; Moses Lippitt; John Marsh; Minturn and Champlin; Pooqua (hong merchant); Privateering; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Hamilton Ross; Andrew Seton; Ship's Papers; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; Grant Webb and Company Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 3, 1805-August [ ] 1805

Box 589, Folder 8

Brigantine Juno 1 folder General Note: Richard Jackson and Betsy Martin sold brigantine Juno to William Holroyd (1/4 share), Brown and Ives (1/4 share), Samuel Ames (1/4 share), Elisha Dyer (1/8 share) and Blodget and Power (1/8 share). Eventually Elisha Dyer and Blodget and Power sold their shares to the other owners. Juno was captured by the British in 1806 and sold. Her adventures were (1) April 13, 1804-1805, Liverpool, Captain William Smith: cargo included mahogany [wrappers, bills of sale, letters, sailing orders, account of sales, invoice, bill of lading, accounts, manifest]; (2) February 1805-1805, Havana, Nassau, Captain Samuel Packard: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [documents relating to court case in Nassau, list of entries and clearances in Cuba, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, bills, deposition, sailing orders, clearance, consular papers]; (3) August 17, 1805-1805, Havana, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [boarded by Spanish privateers; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, manifest, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, crew list, accounts, custom duties]; (4) 1805-1806, Leghorn, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included sugar, fish, nankeens, specie, spices, coffee [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, custom house papers, accounts]; and (5) August 28, 1806-1806, Montevideo, Cape of Good Hope, Captain Merrit Bates (vessel captured by British, taken to Cape of Good Hope and sold): cargo included copper [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, invoices, bill of lading] Admiralty Court--Bahamas; Admiralty Court--Cape of Good Hope; Samuel Ames; Thomas Amory; Otis Ammidon; John B. Chace; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Conseequa (hong merchant); Contraband Trade; Cuba--Trade; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Filicchi and Company; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Insurance--Marine; Juno (brigantine); John S. Larned, Levi Latham; Moses Lippitt; John Marsh; Minturn and Champlin; Pooqua (hong merchant); Privateering; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Hamilton Ross; Andrew Seton; Ship's Papers; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; Grant Webb and Company Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 24, 1805-October 30, 1805

Box 590, Folder 1

Brigantine Juno 1 folder General Note: Richard Jackson and Betsy Martin sold brigantine Juno to William Holroyd (1/4 share), Brown and Ives (1/4 share), Samuel Ames (1/4 share), Elisha Dyer (1/8 share) and Blodget and Power (1/8 share). Eventually Elisha Dyer and Blodget and Power sold their shares to the other owners. Juno was captured by the British in 1806 and sold. Her adventures were (1) April 13, 1804-1805, Liverpool, Captain William Smith: cargo included mahogany [wrappers, bills of sale, letters, sailing orders, account of sales, invoice, bill of lading, accounts, manifest]; (2) February 1805-1805, Havana, Nassau, Captain Samuel Packard: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [documents relating to court case in Nassau, list of entries and clearances in Cuba, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, bills, deposition, sailing orders, clearance, consular papers]; (3) August 17, 1805-1805, Havana, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [boarded by Spanish privateers; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, manifest, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, crew list, accounts, custom duties]; (4) 1805-1806, Leghorn, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included sugar, fish, nankeens, specie, spices, coffee [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, custom house papers, accounts]; and (5) August 28, 1806-1806, Montevideo, Cape of Good Hope, Captain Merrit Bates (vessel captured by British, taken to Cape of Good Hope and sold): cargo included copper [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, invoices, bill of lading] Admiralty Court--Bahamas; Admiralty Court--Cape of Good Hope; Samuel Ames; Thomas Amory; Otis Ammidon; John B. Chace; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Conseequa (hong merchant); Contraband Trade; Cuba--Trade; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Filicchi and Company; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Insurance--Marine; Juno (brigantine); John S. Larned, Levi Latham; Moses Lippitt; John Marsh; Minturn and Champlin; Pooqua (hong merchant); Privateering; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Hamilton Ross; Andrew Seton; Ship's Papers; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; Grant Webb and Company Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 30, 1805-February 18, 1806

Box 590, Folder 2

Brigantine Juno 1 folder General Note: Richard Jackson and Betsy Martin sold brigantine Juno to William Holroyd (1/4 share), Brown and Ives (1/4 share), Samuel Ames (1/4 share), Elisha Dyer (1/8 share) and Blodget and Power (1/8 share). Eventually Elisha Dyer and Blodget and Power sold their shares to the other owners. Juno was captured by the British in 1806 and sold. Her adventures were (1) April 13, 1804-1805, Liverpool, Captain William Smith: cargo included mahogany [wrappers, bills of sale, letters, sailing orders, account of sales, invoice, bill of lading, accounts, manifest]; (2) February 1805-1805, Havana, Nassau, Captain Samuel Packard: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [documents relating to court case in Nassau, list of entries and clearances in Cuba, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, bills, deposition, sailing orders, clearance, consular papers]; (3) August 17, 1805-1805, Havana, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [boarded by Spanish privateers; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, manifest, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, crew list, accounts, custom duties]; (4) 1805-1806, Leghorn, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included sugar, fish, nankeens, specie, spices, coffee [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, custom house papers, accounts]; and (5) August 28, 1806-1806, Montevideo, Cape of Good Hope, Captain Merrit Bates (vessel captured by British, taken to Cape of Good Hope and sold): cargo included copper [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, invoices, bill of lading] Admiralty Court--Bahamas; Admiralty Court--Cape of Good Hope; Samuel Ames; Thomas Amory; Otis Ammidon; John B. Chace; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Conseequa (hong merchant); Contraband Trade; Cuba--Trade; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Filicchi and Company; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Insurance--Marine; Juno (brigantine); John S. Larned, Levi Latham; Moses Lippitt; John Marsh; Minturn and Champlin; Pooqua (hong merchant); Privateering; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Hamilton Ross; Andrew Seton; Ship's Papers; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; Grant Webb and Company Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 1, 1805-May 5, 1806

Box 590, Folder 3

Brigantine Juno 1 folder General Note: Richard Jackson and Betsy Martin sold brigantine Juno to William Holroyd (1/4 share), Brown and Ives (1/4 share), Samuel Ames (1/4 share), Elisha Dyer (1/8 share) and Blodget and Power (1/8 share). Eventually Elisha Dyer and Blodget and Power sold their shares to the other owners. Juno was captured by the British in 1806 and sold. Her adventures were (1) April 13, 1804-1805, Liverpool, Captain William Smith: cargo included mahogany [wrappers, bills of sale, letters, sailing orders, account of sales, invoice, bill of lading, accounts, manifest]; (2) February 1805-1805, Havana, Nassau, Captain Samuel Packard: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [documents relating to court case in Nassau, list of entries and clearances in Cuba, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, bills, deposition, sailing orders, clearance, consular papers]; (3) August 17, 1805-1805, Havana, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [boarded by Spanish privateers; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, manifest, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, crew list, accounts, custom duties]; (4) 1805-1806, Leghorn, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included sugar, fish, nankeens, specie, spices, coffee [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, custom house papers, accounts]; and (5) August 28, 1806-1806, Montevideo, Cape of Good Hope, Captain Merrit Bates (vessel captured by British, taken to Cape of Good Hope and sold): cargo included copper [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, invoices, bill of lading] Admiralty Court--Bahamas; Admiralty Court--Cape of Good Hope; Samuel Ames; Thomas Amory; Otis Ammidon; John B. Chace; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Conseequa (hong merchant); Contraband Trade; Cuba--Trade; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Filicchi and Company; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Insurance--Marine; Juno (brigantine); John S. Larned, Levi Latham; Moses Lippitt; John Marsh; Minturn and Champlin; Pooqua (hong merchant); Privateering; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Hamilton Ross; Andrew Seton; Ship's Papers; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; Grant Webb and Company Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 30, 1806-April 11, 1806

Box 590, Folder 4

Brigantine Juno 1 folder General Note: Richard Jackson and Betsy Martin sold brigantine Juno to William Holroyd (1/4 share), Brown and Ives (1/4 share), Samuel Ames (1/4 share), Elisha Dyer (1/8 share) and Blodget and Power (1/8 share). Eventually Elisha Dyer and Blodget and Power sold their shares to the other owners. Juno was captured by the British in 1806 and sold. Her adventures were (1) April 13, 1804-1805, Liverpool, Captain William Smith: cargo included mahogany [wrappers, bills of sale, letters, sailing orders, account of sales, invoice, bill of lading, accounts, manifest]; (2) February 1805-1805, Havana, Nassau, Captain Samuel Packard: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [documents relating to court case in Nassau, list of entries and clearances in Cuba, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, bills, deposition, sailing orders, clearance, consular papers]; (3) August 17, 1805-1805, Havana, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [boarded by Spanish privateers; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, manifest, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, crew list, accounts, custom duties]; (4) 1805-1806, Leghorn, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included sugar, fish, nankeens, specie, spices, coffee [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, custom house papers, accounts]; and (5) August 28, 1806-1806, Montevideo, Cape of Good Hope, Captain Merrit Bates (vessel captured by British, taken to Cape of Good Hope and sold): cargo included copper [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, invoices, bill of lading] Admiralty Court--Bahamas; Admiralty Court--Cape of Good Hope; Samuel Ames; Thomas Amory; Otis Ammidon; John B. Chace; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Conseequa (hong merchant); Contraband Trade; Cuba--Trade; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Filicchi and Company; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Insurance--Marine; Juno (brigantine); John S. Larned, Levi Latham; Moses Lippitt; John Marsh; Minturn and Champlin; Pooqua (hong merchant); Privateering; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Hamilton Ross; Andrew Seton; Ship's Papers; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; Grant Webb and Company Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., April 11, 1806-November 6, 1806

Box 590, Folder 5

Brigantine Juno 1 folder General Note: Richard Jackson and Betsy Martin sold brigantine Juno to William Holroyd (1/4 share), Brown and Ives (1/4 share), Samuel Ames (1/4 share), Elisha Dyer (1/8 share) and Blodget and Power (1/8 share). Eventually Elisha Dyer and Blodget and Power sold their shares to the other owners. Juno was captured by the British in 1806 and sold. Her adventures were (1) April 13, 1804-1805, Liverpool, Captain William Smith: cargo included mahogany [wrappers, bills of sale, letters, sailing orders, account of sales, invoice, bill of lading, accounts, manifest]; (2) February 1805-1805, Havana, Nassau, Captain Samuel Packard: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [documents relating to court case in Nassau, list of entries and clearances in Cuba, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, bills, deposition, sailing orders, clearance, consular papers]; (3) August 17, 1805-1805, Havana, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [boarded by Spanish privateers; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, manifest, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, crew list, accounts, custom duties]; (4) 1805-1806, Leghorn, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included sugar, fish, nankeens, specie, spices, coffee [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, custom house papers, accounts]; and (5) August 28, 1806-1806, Montevideo, Cape of Good Hope, Captain Merrit Bates (vessel captured by British, taken to Cape of Good Hope and sold): cargo included copper [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, invoices, bill of lading] Admiralty Court--Bahamas; Admiralty Court--Cape of Good Hope; Samuel Ames; Thomas Amory; Otis Ammidon; John B. Chace; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Conseequa (hong merchant); Contraband Trade; Cuba--Trade; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Filicchi and Company; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Insurance--Marine; Juno (brigantine); John S. Larned, Levi Latham; Moses Lippitt; John Marsh; Minturn and Champlin; Pooqua (hong merchant); Privateering; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Hamilton Ross; Andrew Seton; Ship's Papers; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; Grant Webb and Company Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1806]-March 17, 1807

Box 590, Folder 6

Brigantine Juno 1 folder General Note: Richard Jackson and Betsy Martin sold brigantine Juno to William Holroyd (1/4 share), Brown and Ives (1/4 share), Samuel Ames (1/4 share), Elisha Dyer (1/8 share) and Blodget and Power (1/8 share). Eventually Elisha Dyer and Blodget and Power sold their shares to the other owners. Juno was captured by the British in 1806 and sold. Her adventures were (1) April 13, 1804-1805, Liverpool, Captain William Smith: cargo included mahogany [wrappers, bills of sale, letters, sailing orders, account of sales, invoice, bill of lading, accounts, manifest]; (2) February 1805-1805, Havana, Nassau, Captain Samuel Packard: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [documents relating to court case in Nassau, list of entries and clearances in Cuba, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, bills, deposition, sailing orders, clearance, consular papers]; (3) August 17, 1805-1805, Havana, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [boarded by Spanish privateers; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, manifest, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, crew list, accounts, custom duties]; (4) 1805-1806, Leghorn, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included sugar, fish, nankeens, specie, spices, coffee [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, custom house papers, accounts]; and (5) August 28, 1806-1806, Montevideo, Cape of Good Hope, Captain Merrit Bates (vessel captured by British, taken to Cape of Good Hope and sold): cargo included copper [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, invoices, bill of lading] Admiralty Court--Bahamas; Admiralty Court--Cape of Good Hope; Samuel Ames; Thomas Amory; Otis Ammidon; John B. Chace; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Conseequa (hong merchant); Contraband Trade; Cuba--Trade; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Filicchi and Company; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Insurance--Marine; Juno (brigantine); John S. Larned, Levi Latham; Moses Lippitt; John Marsh; Minturn and Champlin; Pooqua (hong merchant); Privateering; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Hamilton Ross; Andrew Seton; Ship's Papers; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; Grant Webb and Company Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 17, 1807-November 7, 1805

Box 590, Folder 7

Brigantine Juno 1 folder General Note: Richard Jackson and Betsy Martin sold brigantine Juno to William Holroyd (1/4 share), Brown and Ives (1/4 share), Samuel Ames (1/4 share), Elisha Dyer (1/8 share) and Blodget and Power (1/8 share). Eventually Elisha Dyer and Blodget and Power sold their shares to the other owners. Juno was captured by the British in 1806 and sold. Her adventures were (1) April 13, 1804-1805, Liverpool, Captain William Smith: cargo included mahogany [wrappers, bills of sale, letters, sailing orders, account of sales, invoice, bill of lading, accounts, manifest]; (2) February 1805-1805, Havana, Nassau, Captain Samuel Packard: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [documents relating to court case in Nassau, list of entries and clearances in Cuba, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, bills, deposition, sailing orders, clearance, consular papers]; (3) August 17, 1805-1805, Havana, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [boarded by Spanish privateers; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, manifest, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, crew list, accounts, custom duties]; (4) 1805-1806, Leghorn, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included sugar, fish, nankeens, specie, spices, coffee [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, custom house papers, accounts]; and (5) August 28, 1806-1806, Montevideo, Cape of Good Hope, Captain Merrit Bates (vessel captured by British, taken to Cape of Good Hope and sold): cargo included copper [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, invoices, bill of lading] Admiralty Court--Bahamas; Admiralty Court--Cape of Good Hope; Samuel Ames; Thomas Amory; Otis Ammidon; John B. Chace; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Conseequa (hong merchant); Contraband Trade; Cuba--Trade; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Filicchi and Company; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Insurance--Marine; Juno (brigantine); John S. Larned, Levi Latham; Moses Lippitt; John Marsh; Minturn and Champlin; Pooqua (hong merchant); Privateering; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Hamilton Ross; Andrew Seton; Ship's Papers; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; Grant Webb and Company Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 11, 1805-August 25, 1806

Box 590, Folder 8

Brigantine Juno 1 folder General Note: Richard Jackson and Betsy Martin sold brigantine Juno to William Holroyd (1/4 share), Brown and Ives (1/4 share), Samuel Ames (1/4 share), Elisha Dyer (1/8 share) and Blodget and Power (1/8 share). Eventually Elisha Dyer and Blodget and Power sold their shares to the other owners. Juno was captured by the British in 1806 and sold. Her adventures were (1) April 13, 1804-1805, Liverpool, Captain William Smith: cargo included mahogany [wrappers, bills of sale, letters, sailing orders, account of sales, invoice, bill of lading, accounts, manifest]; (2) February 1805-1805, Havana, Nassau, Captain Samuel Packard: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [documents relating to court case in Nassau, list of entries and clearances in Cuba, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, letters, bills, deposition, sailing orders, clearance, consular papers]; (3) August 17, 1805-1805, Havana, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included China goods, sugar, molasses [boarded by Spanish privateers; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, manifest, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, crew list, accounts, custom duties]; (4) 1805-1806, Leghorn, Captain Merrit Bates: cargo included sugar, fish, nankeens, specie, spices, coffee [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, custom house papers, accounts]; and (5) August 28, 1806-1806, Montevideo, Cape of Good Hope, Captain Merrit Bates (vessel captured by British, taken to Cape of Good Hope and sold): cargo included copper [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, invoices, bill of lading] Admiralty Court--Bahamas; Admiralty Court--Cape of Good Hope; Samuel Ames; Thomas Amory; Otis Ammidon; John B. Chace; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Conseequa (hong merchant); Contraband Trade; Cuba--Trade; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Filicchi and Company; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Insurance--Marine; Juno (brigantine); John S. Larned, Levi Latham; Moses Lippitt; John Marsh; Minturn and Champlin; Pooqua (hong merchant); Privateering; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Hamilton Ross; Andrew Seton; Ship's Papers; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; Grant Webb and Company Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 26, 1806-April 26, 1808

Box 591, Folder 1

Sloop Kingbird 1 folder General Note: A number of Rhode Islanders including Welcome Arnold, Henry Tillinghast, Nicholas Brown, Daniel Bucklin, Reuben and William Potter, David Laurence, Terence Riley, Peter Taylor, John Tillinghast, and Nicholas Power joined together to finance this privateer in 1781. In 1776, the Kingbird was in Philadelphia. This sub-series includes fitting out papers, cargo accounts, agreements, and accounts. Welcome Arnold; Daniel Bucklin; Kingbird (sloop); David Laurence; Philadelphia--Trade; Reuben Potter; William Potter; Nicholas Power; Privateering; Terence Riley; Ship's Papers; Peter Taylor; Henry Tillinghast; John Tillinghast; Trade--Domestic Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

June 3, 1781-June 20, 1781

Box 591, Folder 2

Brig Lancaster 1 folder General Note: This vessel made one trip for Brown and Ives from April 23, 1826 to 1828. Under the command of Captain John Jennings, the Lancaster sailed from New York and went to Valparaiso, Lima, San Blas, Tepic and Guayaquil. Cargo included wines, quicksilver, dry goods, paper. Sub-series contains wrappers, memoranda, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading and invoice. Bartlett and Swett; Bills of Exchange; John Carter Brown; Dry Goods; Alexander Forbes; John Jennings; Lancaster (brig); Ship's Papers; Smuggling; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

April [ ], 1826-July 1, 1829

Box 591, Folder 3

Brig Lancaster 1 folder General Note: This vessel made one trip for Brown and Ives from April 23, 1826 to 1828. Under the command of Captain John Jennings, the Lancaster sailed from New York and went to Valparaiso, Lima, San Blas, Tepic and Guayaquil. Cargo included wines, quicksilver, dry goods, paper. Sub-series contains wrappers, memoranda, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading and invoice. Bartlett and Swett; Bills of Exchange; John Carter Brown; Dry Goods; Alexander Forbes; John Jennings; Lancaster (brig); Ship's Papers; Smuggling; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 1, 1829-April 20, 1830

Box 591, Folder 4

Schooner Leef 1 folder General Note: Benjamin and Thomas Hoppin (1/2 share) and Richard Alsop (1/2 share) owned schooner Leef. Brown and Ives purchased the Hoppins' share in 1825. Under command of Captain William Bowers, the vessel sailed to Lima and Tepic in 1825. Cargo included wine, paper, butter, candles, tea, cider, dry goods, gold dust, cocoa; there were passengers aboard also. The owners sold the schooner in Mexico on January 6, 1827. Sub-series contains letters, bill of sale, invoices, disbursements, statement, and accounts. Alsop, Wetmore and Company; Richard Alsop; William Bowers; Benjamin Hoppin; Thomas Hoppin; Hoppin and Rogers; Leef (schooner); Peacock (schooner); Ship's Papers; Trade--Mexico Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 10, 1825-November 13, 1827

Box 591, Folder 5

Brigantine Maria 1 folder General Note: This vessel left Providence on October 27, 1799 and sailed to Sierra Leone, Freetown, Accra, Princes Town, and the Bahamas. Under the command of Captain Martin Benson, the Maria was sent to acquire gold in Africa and slave trading was a part of the venture. All parties concerned discussed this aspect of the trip in their correspondence. Maria was condemned as unfit for the seas on August 18, 1800. Sub-series contains logbook, seamen's accounts, receipts, certificates, wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, trade book. Admiralty Court--Bahamas; Africa--Trade; Martin Benson; Cape Coast Castle; John Gray; Gold Coast; Island of Princes; T. Ludlam and R. Bright; Maria (brigantine); New Providence; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; John Tilley Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 11, 1800-October 1, 1800

Box 591, Folder 6

Brigantine Maria 1 folder General Note: This vessel left Providence on October 27, 1799 and sailed to Sierra Leone, Freetown, Accra, Princes Town, and the Bahamas. Under the command of Captain Martin Benson, the Maria was sent to acquire gold in Africa and slave trading was a part of the venture. All parties concerned discussed this aspect of the trip in their correspondence. Maria was condemned as unfit for the seas on August 18, 1800. Sub-series contains logbook, seamen's accounts, receipts, certificates, wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, trade book. Admiralty Court--Bahamas; Africa--Trade; Martin Benson; Cape Coast Castle; John Gray; Gold Coast; Island of Princes; T. Ludlam and R. Bright; Maria (brigantine); New Providence; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; John Tilley Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 16, 1799-May 5, 1801

Box 591, Folder 7

Brigantine Maria 1 folder General Note: This vessel left Providence on October 27, 1799 and sailed to Sierra Leone, Freetown, Accra, Princes Town, and the Bahamas. Under the command of Captain Martin Benson, the Maria was sent to acquire gold in Africa and slave trading was a part of the venture. All parties concerned discussed this aspect of the trip in their correspondence. Maria was condemned as unfit for the seas on August 18, 1800. Sub-series contains logbook, seamen's accounts, receipts, certificates, wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, trade book. Admiralty Court--Bahamas; Africa--Trade; Martin Benson; Cape Coast Castle; John Gray; Gold Coast; Island of Princes; T. Ludlam and R. Bright; Maria (brigantine); New Providence; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; John Tilley Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 25, 1799-ca. April 18, 1800

Box 591, Folder 8

Brigantine Maria 1 folder General Note: This vessel left Providence on October 27, 1799 and sailed to Sierra Leone, Freetown, Accra, Princes Town, and the Bahamas. Under the command of Captain Martin Benson, the Maria was sent to acquire gold in Africa and slave trading was a part of the venture. All parties concerned discussed this aspect of the trip in their correspondence. Maria was condemned as unfit for the seas on August 18, 1800. Sub-series contains logbook, seamen's accounts, receipts, certificates, wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, trade book. Admiralty Court--Bahamas; Africa--Trade; Martin Benson; Cape Coast Castle; John Gray; Gold Coast; Island of Princes; T. Ludlam and R. Bright; Maria (brigantine); New Providence; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; John Tilley Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 28, 1800-August 18, 1801

Box 592, Folder 1

Brig Marshall Beresford 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives chartered this vessel from Captain Jacob Smith for two voyages. In August 1814, Captain Smith sold the brig in Havana and returned to Philadelphia on board schooner Argo. The brig's voyages were (1) October 26, 1813-January 11, 1814, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included sugar, coffee, molasses, lumber [wrappers, sea protest, letters, bills of exchange, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, account of sales, invoices]; and (2) February 28, 1814-August 1814, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith [sold in Havana; wrappers, letters, disbursements, receipts, accounts, invoices]. Thomas Dickason and Company; Embargo; Freight and Freighting; Gold; Jones and Rathbone; Marshall Beresford (brig); Samuel Newman; Packard and Gowen; Samuel G. Perkins and Company; James and Thomas Perkins; Peters and Power; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Jacob Smith; Trade--West Indies Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 2, 1813-October 15, 1813

Box 592, Folder 2

Brig Marshall Beresford 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives chartered this vessel from Captain Jacob Smith for two voyages. In August 1814, Captain Smith sold the brig in Havana and returned to Philadelphia on board schooner Argo. The brig's voyages were (1) October 26, 1813-January 11, 1814, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included sugar, coffee, molasses, lumber [wrappers, sea protest, letters, bills of exchange, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, account of sales, invoices]; and (2) February 28, 1814-August 1814, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith [sold in Havana; wrappers, letters, disbursements, receipts, accounts, invoices]. Thomas Dickason and Company; Embargo; Freight and Freighting; Gold; Jones and Rathbone; Marshall Beresford (brig); Samuel Newman; Packard and Gowen; Samuel G. Perkins and Company; James and Thomas Perkins; Peters and Power; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Jacob Smith; Trade--West Indies Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 17, 1813-February 7, 1814

Box 592, Folder 3

Brig Marshall Beresford 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives chartered this vessel from Captain Jacob Smith for two voyages. In August 1814, Captain Smith sold the brig in Havana and returned to Philadelphia on board schooner Argo. The brig's voyages were (1) October 26, 1813-January 11, 1814, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included sugar, coffee, molasses, lumber [wrappers, sea protest, letters, bills of exchange, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, account of sales, invoices]; and (2) February 28, 1814-August 1814, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith [sold in Havana; wrappers, letters, disbursements, receipts, accounts, invoices]. Thomas Dickason and Company; Embargo; Freight and Freighting; Gold; Jones and Rathbone; Marshall Beresford (brig); Samuel Newman; Packard and Gowen; Samuel G. Perkins and Company; James and Thomas Perkins; Peters and Power; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Jacob Smith; Trade--West Indies Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 7, 1814-August 15, 1814

Box 592, Folder 4

Brig Marshall Beresford 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives chartered this vessel from Captain Jacob Smith for two voyages. In August 1814, Captain Smith sold the brig in Havana and returned to Philadelphia on board schooner Argo. The brig's voyages were (1) October 26, 1813-January 11, 1814, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included sugar, coffee, molasses, lumber [wrappers, sea protest, letters, bills of exchange, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, account of sales, invoices]; and (2) February 28, 1814-August 1814, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith [sold in Havana; wrappers, letters, disbursements, receipts, accounts, invoices]. Thomas Dickason and Company; Embargo; Freight and Freighting; Gold; Jones and Rathbone; Marshall Beresford (brig); Samuel Newman; Packard and Gowen; Samuel G. Perkins and Company; James and Thomas Perkins; Peters and Power; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Jacob Smith; Trade--West Indies Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 10, 1813-October 14, 1814

Box 592, Folder 5

Brig Marshall Beresford 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives chartered this vessel from Captain Jacob Smith for two voyages. In August 1814, Captain Smith sold the brig in Havana and returned to Philadelphia on board schooner Argo. The brig's voyages were (1) October 26, 1813-January 11, 1814, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included sugar, coffee, molasses, lumber [wrappers, sea protest, letters, bills of exchange, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, account of sales, invoices]; and (2) February 28, 1814-August 1814, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith [sold in Havana; wrappers, letters, disbursements, receipts, accounts, invoices]. Thomas Dickason and Company; Embargo; Freight and Freighting; Gold; Jones and Rathbone; Marshall Beresford (brig); Samuel Newman; Packard and Gowen; Samuel G. Perkins and Company; James and Thomas Perkins; Peters and Power; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Jacob Smith; Trade--West Indies Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 17, 1813-January 21, 1814

Box 592, Folder 6

Brig Marshall Beresford 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives chartered this vessel from Captain Jacob Smith for two voyages. In August 1814, Captain Smith sold the brig in Havana and returned to Philadelphia on board schooner Argo. The brig's voyages were (1) October 26, 1813-January 11, 1814, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included sugar, coffee, molasses, lumber [wrappers, sea protest, letters, bills of exchange, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, account of sales, invoices]; and (2) February 28, 1814-August 1814, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith [sold in Havana; wrappers, letters, disbursements, receipts, accounts, invoices]. Thomas Dickason and Company; Embargo; Freight and Freighting; Gold; Jones and Rathbone; Marshall Beresford (brig); Samuel Newman; Packard and Gowen; Samuel G. Perkins and Company; James and Thomas Perkins; Peters and Power; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Jacob Smith; Trade--West Indies Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 22, 1814-February 24, 1814

Box 592, Folder 7

Brig Marshall Beresford 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives chartered this vessel from Captain Jacob Smith for two voyages. In August 1814, Captain Smith sold the brig in Havana and returned to Philadelphia on board schooner Argo. The brig's voyages were (1) October 26, 1813-January 11, 1814, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included sugar, coffee, molasses, lumber [wrappers, sea protest, letters, bills of exchange, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, account of sales, invoices]; and (2) February 28, 1814-August 1814, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith [sold in Havana; wrappers, letters, disbursements, receipts, accounts, invoices]. Thomas Dickason and Company; Embargo; Freight and Freighting; Gold; Jones and Rathbone; Marshall Beresford (brig); Samuel Newman; Packard and Gowen; Samuel G. Perkins and Company; James and Thomas Perkins; Peters and Power; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Jacob Smith; Trade--West Indies Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 30, 1814-November 6, 1814

Box 592, Folder 8

Brig Mary 1 folder General Note: Edward Thurber of Providence chartered brig Mary to Brown, Benson and Ives for a trading voyage to Surinam from November 10, 1792 to March 25, 1793, with Captain Seth Wheaton in command. Cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish, tobacco, candles, and agricultural products. Materials include wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, and an account of sales. Betsy (sloop); Candles; Flour; Fish; Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Mary (brig); Molasses; Produce; Ship's Papers; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tobacco; Edward Thurber; Seth Wheaton Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

October 25, 1792-December 10, 1793

Box 592, Folder 9

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 15, 1759, April 23, 1800

Box 592, Folder 10

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1800]-May 1, 1800

Box 593, Folder 1

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 6, 1800-July 21, 1800

Box 593, Folder 2

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 22, 1800-October 4, 1800

Box 593, Folder 3

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 13, 1800-December 23, 1800

Box 593, Folder 4

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1801]-March 17, 1801

Box 593, Folder 5

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 18, 1801-June 10, 1801

Box 593, Folder 6

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 2, 1801-July 4, 1801

Box 593, Folder 7

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 4, 1801-July 7, 1801

Box 593, Folder 8

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 8, 1801-August 18, 1801

Box 593, Folder 9

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 20, 1810-December 29, 1801

Box 594, Folder 1

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1802]-April 10, 1802

Box 594, Folder 2

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 16, 1802-April 23, 1802

Box 594, Folder 3

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 9, 1802-July 10, 1802

Box 594, Folder 4

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 16, 1802-September 2, 1802

Box 594, Folder 5

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 12, 1802-December 24, 1802

Box 594, Folder 6

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1803]-February 21, 1803

Box 594, Folder 7

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 24, 1803-April 29, 1803

Box 594, Folder 8

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 17, 1803-October 25, 1803

Box 595, Folder 1

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 25, 1803-[1804]

Box 595, Folder 2

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 4, 1804-May 8, 1804

Box 595, Folder 3

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 23, 1804-June 29, 1804

Box 595, Folder 4

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 29, 1804-July 6, 1804

Box 595, Folder 5

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 7, 1804-July 28, 1804

Box 595, Folder 6

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

August [ ], 1804-August 31, 1804

Box 595, Folder 7

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

June [ ] 1804-October 11, 1804

Box 595, Folder 8

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 13, T804-February 25, 1805

Box 596, Folder 1

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

[March 1805]-May 11, 1805

Box 596, Folder 2

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 29, 1805-August 29, 1805

Box 596, Folder 3

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

September [ ], 1805-December 17, 1805

Box 596, Folder 4

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 14, 1806-[September 13, 1806]

Box 596, Folder 5

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 16, 1806-December 31, 1806

Box 596, Folder 6

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1809]-January 15, 1811

Box 596, Folder 7

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 23, 1811-October 27, 1814

Box 596, Folder 8

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 27, 1815-January 15, 1821

Box 597, Folder 1

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 16, 1821-August 24, 1821

Box 597, Folder 2

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 3, 1821-[1822]

Box 597, Folder 3

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1822]-March 29, 1822

Box 597, Folder 4

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 5, 1822-December 23, 1822

Box 597, Folder 5

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 24, 1822-June 20, 1823

Box 597, Folder 6

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

[May 21, 1801]-August 30, 1803

Box 597, Folder 7

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 13, 1803-September 10, 1804

Box 598, Folder 1

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 24, 1804-April 9, 1823

Box 598, Folder 2

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d.

Box 598, Folder 3

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 9, 1821

Box 598, Folder 4

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 31, 1817

Box 598, Folder 5

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

1821

Box 598, Folder 6

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., March [ ], 1800-May 25, 1800

Box 598, Folder 7

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

June [ ] 1800-July 10, 1800

Box 599, Folder 1

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 10, 1800-September 9, 1800

Box 599, Folder 2

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 10, 1800-September 30, 1800

Box 599, Folder 3

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 1800-October 13, 1800

Box 599, Folder 4

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 13, 1800

Box 599, Folder 5

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 13, 1800-October 14, 1800

Box 599, Folder 6

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 13, 1800-October 18, 1800

Box 599, Folder 7

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 4, 1800-December 27, 1800

Box 600, Folder 1

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 31, 1800-May 24, 1801

Box 600, Folder 2

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 27, 1801-February 20, 1802

Box 600, Folder 3

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 3, 1803-May 4, 1804

Box 600, Folder 4

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 14, 1804-October 27, 1804

Box 600, Folder 5

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 31, 1804-September [1], 1805

Box 600, Folder 6

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

September [ ], 1805-December 31, 1805

Box 600, Folder 7

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 23, 1806-September 10, 1821

Box 600, Folder 8

Ship Mary Ann 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

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Box 601, Folder 1

Brigantine May Flower 1 folder General Note: Gustavus Taylor and Ephraim Talbot sold a 2/3 share of this vessel to Brown and Ives in 1806. The brigantine May Flower sailed to Batavia on September 9, 1806 under command of Captain Joseph Sterney. After the cargo of Russia goods, hardware, lumber, and copper was sold, the ship was sold, too. Sub-series contains wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, accounts, bill of sale, manifest, memoranda, invoices, bills. Contraband; May Flower (brigantine); Ship's Papers; Joseph Sterney; Ephraim Talbot; Gustavus Taylor; Taylor and Talbot; Trade--Far East Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 2, 1806-August 27, 1806

Box 601, Folder 2

Brigantine May Flower 1 folder General Note: Gustavus Taylor and Ephraim Talbot sold a 2/3 share of this vessel to Brown and Ives in 1806. The brigantine May Flower sailed to Batavia on September 9, 1806 under command of Captain Joseph Sterney. After the cargo of Russia goods, hardware, lumber, and copper was sold, the ship was sold, too. Sub-series contains wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, accounts, bill of sale, manifest, memoranda, invoices, bills. Contraband; May Flower (brigantine); Ship's Papers; Joseph Sterney; Ephraim Talbot; Gustavus Taylor; Taylor and Talbot; Trade--Far East Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 29, 1806-June 29, 1808

Box 601, Folder 3

Schooner May Flower 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives chartered May Flower from Butler and Wheaton for a voyage to Surinam. The schooner sailed on December 3, 1802 under command of Captain Nicholas Cooke with a cargo of sugar and molasses, and returned home on March 26, 1803. Sub-series contains wrappers, sailing orders, charter party, letters, fitting out papers, cargo list, bills, portage bill, custom house papers, invoices. Butler and Wheaton; Nicholas Cooke; May Flower (schooner); Ship's Papers; Sugar and Molasses; Trade--Surinam Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 17, 1802-February 13, 1803

Box 601, Folder 4

Schooner May Flower 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives chartered May Flower from Butler and Wheaton for a voyage to Surinam. The schooner sailed on December 3, 1802 under command of Captain Nicholas Cooke with a cargo of sugar and molasses, and returned home on March 26, 1803. Sub-series contains wrappers, sailing orders, charter party, letters, fitting out papers, cargo list, bills, portage bill, custom house papers, invoices. Butler and Wheaton; Nicholas Cooke; May Flower (schooner); Ship's Papers; Sugar and Molasses; Trade--Surinam Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 25, 1802-December 2, 1802

Box 601, Folder 5

Schooner May Flower 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives chartered May Flower from Butler and Wheaton for a voyage to Surinam. The schooner sailed on December 3, 1802 under command of Captain Nicholas Cooke with a cargo of sugar and molasses, and returned home on March 26, 1803. Sub-series contains wrappers, sailing orders, charter party, letters, fitting out papers, cargo list, bills, portage bill, custom house papers, invoices. Butler and Wheaton; Nicholas Cooke; May Flower (schooner); Ship's Papers; Sugar and Molasses; Trade--Surinam Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 3, 1802-June 3, 1803

Box 601, Folder 6

Brig Merchants Array 1 folder General Note: Joseph F. Lippitt sold Brown and Ives a 7/12 share of this vessel in 1812. It made four trips for the owners until the brig was lost during a homeward passage in 1816. Voyages were (1) December 30, 1812-May 24, 1813, Charleston, Cadiz, Captain Joseph Rathbun: cargo included rice, salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, statement, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, account of sales, seamen's accounts]; (2) June 5, 1815-September 25, 1815, Savannah, Lisbon, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, cotton, pipe staves [accounts, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (3) November 7, 1815-1816, Bahia, San Salvador, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included sugar, specie [manifest, accounts, bill of exchange, landing certificate, bills, invoices, clearance, portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, bill of lading, bill of sale]; (4) April 30, 1816-1816, Gibraltar, Naples, Newport, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included specie, rice, flour, nankeens [brig lost off Newport, Rhode Island; landing certificate, bill of lading, disbursements, debenture certificate, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, clearance papers, bill of lading, crew list, portage bill, accounts]. Bills of Exchange; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--Spain; Thomas Dickason and Company; Henry Hill; Hill and Blodgett; Sarah Hopkins; Samuel Larned; Merchants Array (brig); Packard and Gowen; Martin Page; Ping Losses (ship); Prices Current; Rambler (brig); Daniel Randall; Rates of Exchange; Joseph Rathbun; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Trade--European; Trade--West Indies; William and Mary (brig) Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 23, 1812-March 25, 1813

Box 601, Folder 7

Brig Merchants Array 1 folder General Note: Joseph F. Lippitt sold Brown and Ives a 7/12 share of this vessel in 1812. It made four trips for the owners until the brig was lost during a homeward passage in 1816. Voyages were (1) December 30, 1812-May 24, 1813, Charleston, Cadiz, Captain Joseph Rathbun: cargo included rice, salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, statement, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, account of sales, seamen's accounts]; (2) June 5, 1815-September 25, 1815, Savannah, Lisbon, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, cotton, pipe staves [accounts, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (3) November 7, 1815-1816, Bahia, San Salvador, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included sugar, specie [manifest, accounts, bill of exchange, landing certificate, bills, invoices, clearance, portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, bill of lading, bill of sale]; (4) April 30, 1816-1816, Gibraltar, Naples, Newport, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included specie, rice, flour, nankeens [brig lost off Newport, Rhode Island; landing certificate, bill of lading, disbursements, debenture certificate, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, clearance papers, bill of lading, crew list, portage bill, accounts]. Bills of Exchange; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--Spain; Thomas Dickason and Company; Henry Hill; Hill and Blodgett; Sarah Hopkins; Samuel Larned; Merchants Array (brig); Packard and Gowen; Martin Page; Ping Losses (ship); Prices Current; Rambler (brig); Daniel Randall; Rates of Exchange; Joseph Rathbun; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Trade--European; Trade--West Indies; William and Mary (brig) Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 2, 1812-June 23, 1813

Box 601, Folder 8

Brig Merchants Array 1 folder General Note: Joseph F. Lippitt sold Brown and Ives a 7/12 share of this vessel in 1812. It made four trips for the owners until the brig was lost during a homeward passage in 1816. Voyages were (1) December 30, 1812-May 24, 1813, Charleston, Cadiz, Captain Joseph Rathbun: cargo included rice, salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, statement, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, account of sales, seamen's accounts]; (2) June 5, 1815-September 25, 1815, Savannah, Lisbon, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, cotton, pipe staves [accounts, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (3) November 7, 1815-1816, Bahia, San Salvador, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included sugar, specie [manifest, accounts, bill of exchange, landing certificate, bills, invoices, clearance, portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, bill of lading, bill of sale]; (4) April 30, 1816-1816, Gibraltar, Naples, Newport, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included specie, rice, flour, nankeens [brig lost off Newport, Rhode Island; landing certificate, bill of lading, disbursements, debenture certificate, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, clearance papers, bill of lading, crew list, portage bill, accounts]. Bills of Exchange; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--Spain; Thomas Dickason and Company; Henry Hill; Hill and Blodgett; Sarah Hopkins; Samuel Larned; Merchants Array (brig); Packard and Gowen; Martin Page; Ping Losses (ship); Prices Current; Rambler (brig); Daniel Randall; Rates of Exchange; Joseph Rathbun; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Trade--European; Trade--West Indies; William and Mary (brig) Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 22, 1813-August 9, 1813

Box 601, Folder 9

Brig Merchants Array 1 folder General Note: Joseph F. Lippitt sold Brown and Ives a 7/12 share of this vessel in 1812. It made four trips for the owners until the brig was lost during a homeward passage in 1816. Voyages were (1) December 30, 1812-May 24, 1813, Charleston, Cadiz, Captain Joseph Rathbun: cargo included rice, salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, statement, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, account of sales, seamen's accounts]; (2) June 5, 1815-September 25, 1815, Savannah, Lisbon, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, cotton, pipe staves [accounts, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (3) November 7, 1815-1816, Bahia, San Salvador, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included sugar, specie [manifest, accounts, bill of exchange, landing certificate, bills, invoices, clearance, portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, bill of lading, bill of sale]; (4) April 30, 1816-1816, Gibraltar, Naples, Newport, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included specie, rice, flour, nankeens [brig lost off Newport, Rhode Island; landing certificate, bill of lading, disbursements, debenture certificate, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, clearance papers, bill of lading, crew list, portage bill, accounts]. Bills of Exchange; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--Spain; Thomas Dickason and Company; Henry Hill; Hill and Blodgett; Sarah Hopkins; Samuel Larned; Merchants Array (brig); Packard and Gowen; Martin Page; Ping Losses (ship); Prices Current; Rambler (brig); Daniel Randall; Rates of Exchange; Joseph Rathbun; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Trade--European; Trade--West Indies; William and Mary (brig) Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 26, 1815-October 17, 1813

Box 601, Folder 10

Brig Merchants Array 1 folder General Note: Joseph F. Lippitt sold Brown and Ives a 7/12 share of this vessel in 1812. It made four trips for the owners until the brig was lost during a homeward passage in 1816. Voyages were (1) December 30, 1812-May 24, 1813, Charleston, Cadiz, Captain Joseph Rathbun: cargo included rice, salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, statement, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, account of sales, seamen's accounts]; (2) June 5, 1815-September 25, 1815, Savannah, Lisbon, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, cotton, pipe staves [accounts, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (3) November 7, 1815-1816, Bahia, San Salvador, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included sugar, specie [manifest, accounts, bill of exchange, landing certificate, bills, invoices, clearance, portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, bill of lading, bill of sale]; (4) April 30, 1816-1816, Gibraltar, Naples, Newport, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included specie, rice, flour, nankeens [brig lost off Newport, Rhode Island; landing certificate, bill of lading, disbursements, debenture certificate, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, clearance papers, bill of lading, crew list, portage bill, accounts]. Bills of Exchange; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--Spain; Thomas Dickason and Company; Henry Hill; Hill and Blodgett; Sarah Hopkins; Samuel Larned; Merchants Array (brig); Packard and Gowen; Martin Page; Ping Losses (ship); Prices Current; Rambler (brig); Daniel Randall; Rates of Exchange; Joseph Rathbun; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Trade--European; Trade--West Indies; William and Mary (brig) Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 26, 1814-June 3, 1815

Box 601, Folder 11

Brig Merchants Array 1 folder General Note: Joseph F. Lippitt sold Brown and Ives a 7/12 share of this vessel in 1812. It made four trips for the owners until the brig was lost during a homeward passage in 1816. Voyages were (1) December 30, 1812-May 24, 1813, Charleston, Cadiz, Captain Joseph Rathbun: cargo included rice, salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, statement, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, account of sales, seamen's accounts]; (2) June 5, 1815-September 25, 1815, Savannah, Lisbon, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, cotton, pipe staves [accounts, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (3) November 7, 1815-1816, Bahia, San Salvador, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included sugar, specie [manifest, accounts, bill of exchange, landing certificate, bills, invoices, clearance, portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, bill of lading, bill of sale]; (4) April 30, 1816-1816, Gibraltar, Naples, Newport, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included specie, rice, flour, nankeens [brig lost off Newport, Rhode Island; landing certificate, bill of lading, disbursements, debenture certificate, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, clearance papers, bill of lading, crew list, portage bill, accounts]. Bills of Exchange; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--Spain; Thomas Dickason and Company; Henry Hill; Hill and Blodgett; Sarah Hopkins; Samuel Larned; Merchants Array (brig); Packard and Gowen; Martin Page; Ping Losses (ship); Prices Current; Rambler (brig); Daniel Randall; Rates of Exchange; Joseph Rathbun; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Trade--European; Trade--West Indies; William and Mary (brig) Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 27, 1815-December 9, 1815

Box 602, Folder 1

Brig Merchants Array 1 folder General Note: Joseph F. Lippitt sold Brown and Ives a 7/12 share of this vessel in 1812. It made four trips for the owners until the brig was lost during a homeward passage in 1816. Voyages were (1) December 30, 1812-May 24, 1813, Charleston, Cadiz, Captain Joseph Rathbun: cargo included rice, salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, statement, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, account of sales, seamen's accounts]; (2) June 5, 1815-September 25, 1815, Savannah, Lisbon, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, cotton, pipe staves [accounts, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (3) November 7, 1815-1816, Bahia, San Salvador, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included sugar, specie [manifest, accounts, bill of exchange, landing certificate, bills, invoices, clearance, portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, bill of lading, bill of sale]; (4) April 30, 1816-1816, Gibraltar, Naples, Newport, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included specie, rice, flour, nankeens [brig lost off Newport, Rhode Island; landing certificate, bill of lading, disbursements, debenture certificate, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, clearance papers, bill of lading, crew list, portage bill, accounts]. Bills of Exchange; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--Spain; Thomas Dickason and Company; Henry Hill; Hill and Blodgett; Sarah Hopkins; Samuel Larned; Merchants Array (brig); Packard and Gowen; Martin Page; Ping Losses (ship); Prices Current; Rambler (brig); Daniel Randall; Rates of Exchange; Joseph Rathbun; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Trade--European; Trade--West Indies; William and Mary (brig) Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 27, 1815-March 21, 1816

Box 602, Folder 2

Brig Merchants Array 1 folder General Note: Joseph F. Lippitt sold Brown and Ives a 7/12 share of this vessel in 1812. It made four trips for the owners until the brig was lost during a homeward passage in 1816. Voyages were (1) December 30, 1812-May 24, 1813, Charleston, Cadiz, Captain Joseph Rathbun: cargo included rice, salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, statement, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, account of sales, seamen's accounts]; (2) June 5, 1815-September 25, 1815, Savannah, Lisbon, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, cotton, pipe staves [accounts, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (3) November 7, 1815-1816, Bahia, San Salvador, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included sugar, specie [manifest, accounts, bill of exchange, landing certificate, bills, invoices, clearance, portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, bill of lading, bill of sale]; (4) April 30, 1816-1816, Gibraltar, Naples, Newport, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included specie, rice, flour, nankeens [brig lost off Newport, Rhode Island; landing certificate, bill of lading, disbursements, debenture certificate, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, clearance papers, bill of lading, crew list, portage bill, accounts]. Bills of Exchange; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--Spain; Thomas Dickason and Company; Henry Hill; Hill and Blodgett; Sarah Hopkins; Samuel Larned; Merchants Array (brig); Packard and Gowen; Martin Page; Ping Losses (ship); Prices Current; Rambler (brig); Daniel Randall; Rates of Exchange; Joseph Rathbun; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Trade--European; Trade--West Indies; William and Mary (brig) Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 25, 1816-November 4, 1815

Box 602, Folder 3

Brig Merchants Array 1 folder General Note: Joseph F. Lippitt sold Brown and Ives a 7/12 share of this vessel in 1812. It made four trips for the owners until the brig was lost during a homeward passage in 1816. Voyages were (1) December 30, 1812-May 24, 1813, Charleston, Cadiz, Captain Joseph Rathbun: cargo included rice, salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, statement, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, account of sales, seamen's accounts]; (2) June 5, 1815-September 25, 1815, Savannah, Lisbon, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, cotton, pipe staves [accounts, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (3) November 7, 1815-1816, Bahia, San Salvador, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included sugar, specie [manifest, accounts, bill of exchange, landing certificate, bills, invoices, clearance, portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, bill of lading, bill of sale]; (4) April 30, 1816-1816, Gibraltar, Naples, Newport, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included specie, rice, flour, nankeens [brig lost off Newport, Rhode Island; landing certificate, bill of lading, disbursements, debenture certificate, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, clearance papers, bill of lading, crew list, portage bill, accounts]. Bills of Exchange; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--Spain; Thomas Dickason and Company; Henry Hill; Hill and Blodgett; Sarah Hopkins; Samuel Larned; Merchants Array (brig); Packard and Gowen; Martin Page; Ping Losses (ship); Prices Current; Rambler (brig); Daniel Randall; Rates of Exchange; Joseph Rathbun; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Trade--European; Trade--West Indies; William and Mary (brig) Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 4, 1815-November 11, 1815

Box 602, Folder 4

Brig Merchants Array 1 folder General Note: Joseph F. Lippitt sold Brown and Ives a 7/12 share of this vessel in 1812. It made four trips for the owners until the brig was lost during a homeward passage in 1816. Voyages were (1) December 30, 1812-May 24, 1813, Charleston, Cadiz, Captain Joseph Rathbun: cargo included rice, salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, statement, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, account of sales, seamen's accounts]; (2) June 5, 1815-September 25, 1815, Savannah, Lisbon, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, cotton, pipe staves [accounts, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (3) November 7, 1815-1816, Bahia, San Salvador, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included sugar, specie [manifest, accounts, bill of exchange, landing certificate, bills, invoices, clearance, portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, bill of lading, bill of sale]; (4) April 30, 1816-1816, Gibraltar, Naples, Newport, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included specie, rice, flour, nankeens [brig lost off Newport, Rhode Island; landing certificate, bill of lading, disbursements, debenture certificate, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, clearance papers, bill of lading, crew list, portage bill, accounts]. Bills of Exchange; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--Spain; Thomas Dickason and Company; Henry Hill; Hill and Blodgett; Sarah Hopkins; Samuel Larned; Merchants Array (brig); Packard and Gowen; Martin Page; Ping Losses (ship); Prices Current; Rambler (brig); Daniel Randall; Rates of Exchange; Joseph Rathbun; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Trade--European; Trade--West Indies; William and Mary (brig) Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1816]-March 28, 1816

Box 602, Folder 5

Brig Merchants Array 1 folder General Note: Joseph F. Lippitt sold Brown and Ives a 7/12 share of this vessel in 1812. It made four trips for the owners until the brig was lost during a homeward passage in 1816. Voyages were (1) December 30, 1812-May 24, 1813, Charleston, Cadiz, Captain Joseph Rathbun: cargo included rice, salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, statement, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, account of sales, seamen's accounts]; (2) June 5, 1815-September 25, 1815, Savannah, Lisbon, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, cotton, pipe staves [accounts, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (3) November 7, 1815-1816, Bahia, San Salvador, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included sugar, specie [manifest, accounts, bill of exchange, landing certificate, bills, invoices, clearance, portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, bill of lading, bill of sale]; (4) April 30, 1816-1816, Gibraltar, Naples, Newport, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included specie, rice, flour, nankeens [brig lost off Newport, Rhode Island; landing certificate, bill of lading, disbursements, debenture certificate, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, clearance papers, bill of lading, crew list, portage bill, accounts]. Bills of Exchange; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--Spain; Thomas Dickason and Company; Henry Hill; Hill and Blodgett; Sarah Hopkins; Samuel Larned; Merchants Array (brig); Packard and Gowen; Martin Page; Ping Losses (ship); Prices Current; Rambler (brig); Daniel Randall; Rates of Exchange; Joseph Rathbun; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Trade--European; Trade--West Indies; William and Mary (brig) Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 31, 1816-October 12, 1816

Box 602, Folder 6

Brig Merchants Array 1 folder General Note: Joseph F. Lippitt sold Brown and Ives a 7/12 share of this vessel in 1812. It made four trips for the owners until the brig was lost during a homeward passage in 1816. Voyages were (1) December 30, 1812-May 24, 1813, Charleston, Cadiz, Captain Joseph Rathbun: cargo included rice, salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, statement, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, account of sales, seamen's accounts]; (2) June 5, 1815-September 25, 1815, Savannah, Lisbon, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, cotton, pipe staves [accounts, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (3) November 7, 1815-1816, Bahia, San Salvador, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included sugar, specie [manifest, accounts, bill of exchange, landing certificate, bills, invoices, clearance, portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, bill of lading, bill of sale]; (4) April 30, 1816-1816, Gibraltar, Naples, Newport, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included specie, rice, flour, nankeens [brig lost off Newport, Rhode Island; landing certificate, bill of lading, disbursements, debenture certificate, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, clearance papers, bill of lading, crew list, portage bill, accounts]. Bills of Exchange; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--Spain; Thomas Dickason and Company; Henry Hill; Hill and Blodgett; Sarah Hopkins; Samuel Larned; Merchants Array (brig); Packard and Gowen; Martin Page; Ping Losses (ship); Prices Current; Rambler (brig); Daniel Randall; Rates of Exchange; Joseph Rathbun; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Trade--European; Trade--West Indies; William and Mary (brig) Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 29, 1816-October 14, 1816

Box 602, Folder 7

Brig Merchants Array 1 folder General Note: Joseph F. Lippitt sold Brown and Ives a 7/12 share of this vessel in 1812. It made four trips for the owners until the brig was lost during a homeward passage in 1816. Voyages were (1) December 30, 1812-May 24, 1813, Charleston, Cadiz, Captain Joseph Rathbun: cargo included rice, salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, statement, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, account of sales, seamen's accounts]; (2) June 5, 1815-September 25, 1815, Savannah, Lisbon, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, cotton, pipe staves [accounts, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (3) November 7, 1815-1816, Bahia, San Salvador, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included sugar, specie [manifest, accounts, bill of exchange, landing certificate, bills, invoices, clearance, portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, bill of lading, bill of sale]; (4) April 30, 1816-1816, Gibraltar, Naples, Newport, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included specie, rice, flour, nankeens [brig lost off Newport, Rhode Island; landing certificate, bill of lading, disbursements, debenture certificate, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, clearance papers, bill of lading, crew list, portage bill, accounts]. Bills of Exchange; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--Spain; Thomas Dickason and Company; Henry Hill; Hill and Blodgett; Sarah Hopkins; Samuel Larned; Merchants Array (brig); Packard and Gowen; Martin Page; Ping Losses (ship); Prices Current; Rambler (brig); Daniel Randall; Rates of Exchange; Joseph Rathbun; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Trade--European; Trade--West Indies; William and Mary (brig) Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 22, 1816-October 19, 1816

Box 602, Folder 8

Brig Merchants Array 1 folder General Note: Joseph F. Lippitt sold Brown and Ives a 7/12 share of this vessel in 1812. It made four trips for the owners until the brig was lost during a homeward passage in 1816. Voyages were (1) December 30, 1812-May 24, 1813, Charleston, Cadiz, Captain Joseph Rathbun: cargo included rice, salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, statement, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, account of sales, seamen's accounts]; (2) June 5, 1815-September 25, 1815, Savannah, Lisbon, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, cotton, pipe staves [accounts, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (3) November 7, 1815-1816, Bahia, San Salvador, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included sugar, specie [manifest, accounts, bill of exchange, landing certificate, bills, invoices, clearance, portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, bill of lading, bill of sale]; (4) April 30, 1816-1816, Gibraltar, Naples, Newport, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included specie, rice, flour, nankeens [brig lost off Newport, Rhode Island; landing certificate, bill of lading, disbursements, debenture certificate, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, clearance papers, bill of lading, crew list, portage bill, accounts]. Bills of Exchange; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--Spain; Thomas Dickason and Company; Henry Hill; Hill and Blodgett; Sarah Hopkins; Samuel Larned; Merchants Array (brig); Packard and Gowen; Martin Page; Ping Losses (ship); Prices Current; Rambler (brig); Daniel Randall; Rates of Exchange; Joseph Rathbun; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Trade--European; Trade--West Indies; William and Mary (brig) Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 29, 1816-June 18, 1816

Box 602, Folder 9

Brig Merchants Array 1 folder General Note: Joseph F. Lippitt sold Brown and Ives a 7/12 share of this vessel in 1812. It made four trips for the owners until the brig was lost during a homeward passage in 1816. Voyages were (1) December 30, 1812-May 24, 1813, Charleston, Cadiz, Captain Joseph Rathbun: cargo included rice, salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, statement, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, account of sales, seamen's accounts]; (2) June 5, 1815-September 25, 1815, Savannah, Lisbon, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, cotton, pipe staves [accounts, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (3) November 7, 1815-1816, Bahia, San Salvador, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included sugar, specie [manifest, accounts, bill of exchange, landing certificate, bills, invoices, clearance, portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, bill of lading, bill of sale]; (4) April 30, 1816-1816, Gibraltar, Naples, Newport, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included specie, rice, flour, nankeens [brig lost off Newport, Rhode Island; landing certificate, bill of lading, disbursements, debenture certificate, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, clearance papers, bill of lading, crew list, portage bill, accounts]. Bills of Exchange; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--Spain; Thomas Dickason and Company; Henry Hill; Hill and Blodgett; Sarah Hopkins; Samuel Larned; Merchants Array (brig); Packard and Gowen; Martin Page; Ping Losses (ship); Prices Current; Rambler (brig); Daniel Randall; Rates of Exchange; Joseph Rathbun; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Trade--European; Trade--West Indies; William and Mary (brig) Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 9, 1816-October 18, 1816

Box 603, Folder 1

Sloop Minerva 1 folder General Note: Kingsley Carpenter, Allan Gladding, and David Barton sold the sloop Minerva to Brown and Ives for a voyage to Leghorn (Livorno.) Under command of Captain Nicholas Cooke, the sloop left June 19, 1806 with a cargo of sugar, nankeens, and specie, and returned to home port in November of the same year. Sub-series contains custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts. Bills of Exchange; Nicholas Cooke; Eliza (brigantine); Philip and Anthony Filicchi and Company; Juno (brigantine); John L. Larned; Minerva (sloop); Ship's Papers; Trade--Italy Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 4, 1806-October 23, 1806

Box 603, Folder 2

Sloop Minerva 1 folder General Note: Kingsley Carpenter, Allan Gladding, and David Barton sold the sloop Minerva to Brown and Ives for a voyage to Leghorn (Livorno.) Under command of Captain Nicholas Cooke, the sloop left June 19, 1806 with a cargo of sugar, nankeens, and specie, and returned to home port in November of the same year. Sub-series contains custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts. Bills of Exchange; Nicholas Cooke; Eliza (brigantine); Philip and Anthony Filicchi and Company; Juno (brigantine); John L. Larned; Minerva (sloop); Ship's Papers; Trade--Italy Subjects: Brown & Ives

June [ ], 1806-June 18, 1806

Box 603, Folder 3

Sloop Minerva 1 folder General Note: Kingsley Carpenter, Allan Gladding, and David Barton sold the sloop Minerva to Brown and Ives for a voyage to Leghorn (Livorno.) Under command of Captain Nicholas Cooke, the sloop left June 19, 1806 with a cargo of sugar, nankeens, and specie, and returned to home port in November of the same year. Sub-series contains custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts. Bills of Exchange; Nicholas Cooke; Eliza (brigantine); Philip and Anthony Filicchi and Company; Juno (brigantine); John L. Larned; Minerva (sloop); Ship's Papers; Trade--Italy Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 9, 1806-February 18, 1807

Box 603, Folder 4

Schooner Nancy 1 folder General Note: Captain Zebedee Hunt owned schooner Nancy and chartered her to Brown, Benson and Ives in 1793 for a voyage to Surinam, Martinique, and St. Eustatius. Captain Hunt commanded the vessel for this adventure. Cargo included rum, tobacco, sugar, molasses, and fish. Materials include wrapper, charter party, sailing orders, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, and invoices. Folder may additionally contain material from sloop Nancy and an unrelated schooner Nancy. Trade; Molasses; Nancy (schooner); Rum; Ship's Papers; Sugar; Tobacco; St. Eustatius--Trade; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

May 29, 1793-September 6, 1793

Box 603, Folder 5

Schooner Nancy 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives chartered this schooner from James Rhodes and Company for three voyages: (1) May 26, 1802-August 1, 1802, West Indies, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included China goods [wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, certificate of landing]; (2) September 27, 1802-December 5, 1802, St. Christopher, Martinique, St. Thomas, Captain Charles Remington: cargo included wine, China goods [wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, accounts, portage bill, invoices]; and (3) 1805-1806, Antwerp, Captain James Bird: cargo included tea, sugar [wrappers, reports on damage, public sale of tea, declaration, harbor rules]. Charlotte (ship); Customs Duties; Nancy (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; Charles Remington; Sylvester Rhodes; Seamen's Wages; Ship's Papers; Trade--Europe; Trade--West Indies Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 25, 1802-August 11, 1802

Box 603, Folder 6

Schooner Nancy 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives chartered this schooner from James Rhodes and Company for three voyages: (1) May 26, 1802-August 1, 1802, West Indies, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included China goods [wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, certificate of landing]; (2) September 27, 1802-December 5, 1802, St. Christopher, Martinique, St. Thomas, Captain Charles Remington: cargo included wine, China goods [wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, accounts, portage bill, invoices]; and (3) 1805-1806, Antwerp, Captain James Bird: cargo included tea, sugar [wrappers, reports on damage, public sale of tea, declaration, harbor rules]. Charlotte (ship); Customs Duties; Nancy (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; Charles Remington; Sylvester Rhodes; Seamen's Wages; Ship's Papers; Trade--Europe; Trade--West Indies Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 28, 1802-December 13, 1802

Box 603, Folder 7

Schooner Nancy 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives chartered this schooner from James Rhodes and Company for three voyages: (1) May 26, 1802-August 1, 1802, West Indies, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included China goods [wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, certificate of landing]; (2) September 27, 1802-December 5, 1802, St. Christopher, Martinique, St. Thomas, Captain Charles Remington: cargo included wine, China goods [wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, accounts, portage bill, invoices]; and (3) 1805-1806, Antwerp, Captain James Bird: cargo included tea, sugar [wrappers, reports on damage, public sale of tea, declaration, harbor rules]. Charlotte (ship); Customs Duties; Nancy (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; Charles Remington; Sylvester Rhodes; Seamen's Wages; Ship's Papers; Trade--Europe; Trade--West Indies Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 16, 1805-May 25, 1806

Box 603, Folder 8

Sloop Nancy 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson bought sloop Nancy from Peleg Hill and Penelope Crasson in February 1792. The partnership of Brown, Benson and Ives, formed in March 1792, sent her out on four voyages between 1792 and 1793: (1) March 1792-1792, Surinam, Captain William Corey: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, fish, flour [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts]; (2) May 1792-August 2, 1792, Hispaniola, Captain William Corey: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, candles, fish, flour, coffee [wrappers, sailing orders, bill, fitting out papers, duties, invoices, accounts]; (3) August 10, 1792-December 28, 1792, Malaga, Gibraltar, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, coffee, wines, flour, agricultural products, candles [wrappers, list of exports and imports, sailing orders, letters, custom house papers, invoices, account of sales]; and (4) February 14, 1793-August 24, 1793, Surinam, Philadelphia, Captain Samuel Wheaton: cargo included agricultural products, sugar, molasses, fish, flour [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, disbursements, invoices, fitting out papers, accounts] Roy Anderson and Company; Joseph Anthony and Son; Candles; Coffee; William Corey; Fish; Flour; Grivegnee and Company; Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Mary (brig); Molasses; Nancy (sloop); Produce; Rum; Ship's Papers; Sugar; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; West Indies--Trade; Hispaniola--Trade; South America--Surinam--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Samuel Wheaton; Seth Wheaton; Wine Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

February [ ] 1792-May 24, 1792

Box 604, Folder 1

Sloop Nancy 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson bought sloop Nancy from Peleg Hill and Penelope Crasson in February 1792. The partnership of Brown, Benson and Ives, formed in March 1792, sent her out on four voyages between 1792 and 1793: (1) March 1792-1792, Surinam, Captain William Corey: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, fish, flour [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts]; (2) May 1792-August 2, 1792, Hispaniola, Captain William Corey: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, candles, fish, flour, coffee [wrappers, sailing orders, bill, fitting out papers, duties, invoices, accounts]; (3) August 10, 1792-December 28, 1792, Malaga, Gibraltar, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, coffee, wines, flour, agricultural products, candles [wrappers, list of exports and imports, sailing orders, letters, custom house papers, invoices, account of sales]; and (4) February 14, 1793-August 24, 1793, Surinam, Philadelphia, Captain Samuel Wheaton: cargo included agricultural products, sugar, molasses, fish, flour [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, disbursements, invoices, fitting out papers, accounts] Roy Anderson and Company; Joseph Anthony and Son; Candles; Coffee; William Corey; Fish; Flour; Grivegnee and Company; Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Mary (brig); Molasses; Nancy (sloop); Produce; Rum; Ship's Papers; Sugar; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; West Indies--Trade; Hispaniola--Trade; South America--Surinam--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Samuel Wheaton; Seth Wheaton; Wine Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

May 24, 1792-November 20, 1792

Box 604, Folder 2

Sloop Nancy 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson bought sloop Nancy from Peleg Hill and Penelope Crasson in February 1792. The partnership of Brown, Benson and Ives, formed in March 1792, sent her out on four voyages between 1792 and 1793: (1) March 1792-1792, Surinam, Captain William Corey: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, fish, flour [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts]; (2) May 1792-August 2, 1792, Hispaniola, Captain William Corey: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, candles, fish, flour, coffee [wrappers, sailing orders, bill, fitting out papers, duties, invoices, accounts]; (3) August 10, 1792-December 28, 1792, Malaga, Gibraltar, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, coffee, wines, flour, agricultural products, candles [wrappers, list of exports and imports, sailing orders, letters, custom house papers, invoices, account of sales]; and (4) February 14, 1793-August 24, 1793, Surinam, Philadelphia, Captain Samuel Wheaton: cargo included agricultural products, sugar, molasses, fish, flour [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, disbursements, invoices, fitting out papers, accounts] Roy Anderson and Company; Joseph Anthony and Son; Candles; Coffee; William Corey; Fish; Flour; Grivegnee and Company; Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Mary (brig); Molasses; Nancy (sloop); Produce; Rum; Ship's Papers; Sugar; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; West Indies--Trade; Hispaniola--Trade; South America--Surinam--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Samuel Wheaton; Seth Wheaton; Wine Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

August 9, 1792-January 7, 1793

Box 604, Folder 3

Sloop Nancy 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson bought sloop Nancy from Peleg Hill and Penelope Crasson in February 1792. The partnership of Brown, Benson and Ives, formed in March 1792, sent her out on four voyages between 1792 and 1793: (1) March 1792-1792, Surinam, Captain William Corey: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, fish, flour [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts]; (2) May 1792-August 2, 1792, Hispaniola, Captain William Corey: cargo included sugar, molasses, agricultural products, candles, fish, flour, coffee [wrappers, sailing orders, bill, fitting out papers, duties, invoices, accounts]; (3) August 10, 1792-December 28, 1792, Malaga, Gibraltar, Captain Jacob Westcott: cargo included rum, coffee, wines, flour, agricultural products, candles [wrappers, list of exports and imports, sailing orders, letters, custom house papers, invoices, account of sales]; and (4) February 14, 1793-August 24, 1793, Surinam, Philadelphia, Captain Samuel Wheaton: cargo included agricultural products, sugar, molasses, fish, flour [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, disbursements, invoices, fitting out papers, accounts] Roy Anderson and Company; Joseph Anthony and Son; Candles; Coffee; William Corey; Fish; Flour; Grivegnee and Company; Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Mary (brig); Molasses; Nancy (sloop); Produce; Rum; Ship's Papers; Sugar; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; West Indies--Trade; Hispaniola--Trade; South America--Surinam--Trade; Jacob Westcott; Samuel Wheaton; Seth Wheaton; Wine Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

February 11, 1793-November 10, 1795

Box 604, Folder 4

Sloop Neptune 1 folder General Note: John Rogers and Brown, Benson and Ives each had a share in the sloop Neptune's ill-fated voyage to Dominica in 1793-1794. The vessel was chartered from Charles Collins under the command of Captain Caleb Greene. It was captured by the British sloop Rattlesnake and later became the subject of a British spoliation claim. The sub-series includes seamen's accounts, account of sale, invoice, wrappers, agreement, charter party, sailing orders, letters, condemnation, sea protest, statement, circular, and memoranda. Samuel Bayard; Benjamin Bowen; Charles Collins; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Thomas Dickason and Company; Caleb Greene; Insurance--Marine; Neptune (sloop); Rattlesnake (British sloop); Rising Sun; John Rogers; Ship's Papers; Spoliation Claim; West Indies--Dominica--Trade; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

November 8, 1793-December 27, 1797

Box 604, Folder 5

Sloop Neptune 1 folder General Note: John Rogers and Brown, Benson and Ives each had a share in the sloop Neptune's ill-fated voyage to Dominica in 1793-1794. The vessel was chartered from Charles Collins under the command of Captain Caleb Greene. It was captured by the British sloop Rattlesnake and later became the subject of a British spoliation claim. The sub-series includes seamen's accounts, account of sale, invoice, wrappers, agreement, charter party, sailing orders, letters, condemnation, sea protest, statement, circular, and memoranda. Samuel Bayard; Benjamin Bowen; Charles Collins; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Thomas Dickason and Company; Caleb Greene; Insurance--Marine; Neptune (sloop); Rattlesnake (British sloop); Rising Sun; John Rogers; Ship's Papers; Spoliation Claim; West Indies--Dominica--Trade; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

November 16, 1793-December 25, 1802

Box 604, Folder 6

Sloop Neptune 1 folder General Note: John Rogers and Brown, Benson and Ives each had a share in the sloop Neptune's ill-fated voyage to Dominica in 1793-1794. The vessel was chartered from Charles Collins under the command of Captain Caleb Greene. It was captured by the British sloop Rattlesnake and later became the subject of a British spoliation claim. The sub-series includes seamen's accounts, account of sale, invoice, wrappers, agreement, charter party, sailing orders, letters, condemnation, sea protest, statement, circular, and memoranda. Samuel Bayard; Benjamin Bowen; Charles Collins; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Thomas Dickason and Company; Caleb Greene; Insurance--Marine; Neptune (sloop); Rattlesnake (British sloop); Rising Sun; John Rogers; Ship's Papers; Spoliation Claim; West Indies--Dominica--Trade; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

November 16, 1793-November 7, 1794

Box 604, Folder 7

Sloop Neptune 1 folder General Note: John Rogers and Brown, Benson and Ives each had a share in the sloop Neptune's ill-fated voyage to Dominica in 1793-1794. The vessel was chartered from Charles Collins under the command of Captain Caleb Greene. It was captured by the British sloop Rattlesnake and later became the subject of a British spoliation claim. The sub-series includes seamen's accounts, account of sale, invoice, wrappers, agreement, charter party, sailing orders, letters, condemnation, sea protest, statement, circular, and memoranda. Samuel Bayard; Benjamin Bowen; Charles Collins; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Thomas Dickason and Company; Caleb Greene; Insurance--Marine; Neptune (sloop); Rattlesnake (British sloop); Rising Sun; John Rogers; Ship's Papers; Spoliation Claim; West Indies--Dominica--Trade; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

November 28, 1797-November 23, 1805

Box 604, Folder 8

Brig Nereus 1 folder General Note: In 1820, Brown and Ives purchased 1/4 share of this brig from William Bateman of Newport and the remaining 3/4 share from the estate of Louis Rousmaniere. The Nereus made six voyages for the partners until her sale in 1831. The voyages were (1) July 23, 1820-April 25, 1825, Valparaiso, Rio de Janeiro, Cadiz, Lima, Guayaquil, Captain John Jennings: cargo included sugar, dry goods, furniture, wine, paper [two volumes of logbooks, fitting out papers, wrappers, contract, seamen's accounts, letters, memoranda, bill of sale, agreement, sailing orders, sea protest, consular certificates, broadside, prices current, list of ships in Lima, invoices, accounts, bill lading, portage bill, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1825-November 16, 1826, Isle of France, Batavia, Canton, Manila, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included dry goods, tea [2 volumes of logbooks, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, bill of lading, fitting out papers, account of sales, receipt, accounts, memoranda, portage bill, inventory, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) March 24, 1827-November 12, 1827, Matanzas, Kronstadt, Captain Martin Page: cargo included pork, beef, candles, dry goods, potatoes, hoops, two yawl boats [logbook, custom house papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, receipts]; (4) December 30, 1827-September 21, 1828, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included iron, cotton [custom house papers, port charges, bill of health, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, account of disbursement, receipts, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading]; (5) November 30, 1828-December 12, 1829, New Orleans, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included cotton, specie [logbook, seamen's accounts, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, account of disbursements, bill of lading]; and (6) January 28, 1830-January 14, 1831, Baltimore, Pernanbuco, Antwerp, Captain Joseph Gonsalves: cargo included sugar and flour [logbook, seamen's accounts, port charges, bill of lading, invoices, bills, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit]. Asia (ship); Daniel S. Cooke; Joseph Corey; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Freight and Freighting; Howland and Company; Benjamin Howard; John Jennings; Labor--Maritime--Crew Problems; Martin Page; Nereus (brig); Prices Current; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Amos M. Vinton Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 7, 1820-January 20, 1821

Box 604, Folder 9

Brig Nereus 1 folder General Note: In 1820, Brown and Ives purchased 1/4 share of this brig from William Bateman of Newport and the remaining 3/4 share from the estate of Louis Rousmaniere. The Nereus made six voyages for the partners until her sale in 1831. The voyages were (1) July 23, 1820-April 25, 1825, Valparaiso, Rio de Janeiro, Cadiz, Lima, Guayaquil, Captain John Jennings: cargo included sugar, dry goods, furniture, wine, paper [two volumes of logbooks, fitting out papers, wrappers, contract, seamen's accounts, letters, memoranda, bill of sale, agreement, sailing orders, sea protest, consular certificates, broadside, prices current, list of ships in Lima, invoices, accounts, bill lading, portage bill, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1825-November 16, 1826, Isle of France, Batavia, Canton, Manila, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included dry goods, tea [2 volumes of logbooks, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, bill of lading, fitting out papers, account of sales, receipt, accounts, memoranda, portage bill, inventory, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) March 24, 1827-November 12, 1827, Matanzas, Kronstadt, Captain Martin Page: cargo included pork, beef, candles, dry goods, potatoes, hoops, two yawl boats [logbook, custom house papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, receipts]; (4) December 30, 1827-September 21, 1828, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included iron, cotton [custom house papers, port charges, bill of health, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, account of disbursement, receipts, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading]; (5) November 30, 1828-December 12, 1829, New Orleans, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included cotton, specie [logbook, seamen's accounts, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, account of disbursements, bill of lading]; and (6) January 28, 1830-January 14, 1831, Baltimore, Pernanbuco, Antwerp, Captain Joseph Gonsalves: cargo included sugar and flour [logbook, seamen's accounts, port charges, bill of lading, invoices, bills, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit]. Asia (ship); Daniel S. Cooke; Joseph Corey; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Freight and Freighting; Howland and Company; Benjamin Howard; John Jennings; Labor--Maritime--Crew Problems; Martin Page; Nereus (brig); Prices Current; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Amos M. Vinton Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 15, 1821-August 8, 1821

Box 605, Folder 1

Brig Nereus 1 folder General Note: In 1820, Brown and Ives purchased 1/4 share of this brig from William Bateman of Newport and the remaining 3/4 share from the estate of Louis Rousmaniere. The Nereus made six voyages for the partners until her sale in 1831. The voyages were (1) July 23, 1820-April 25, 1825, Valparaiso, Rio de Janeiro, Cadiz, Lima, Guayaquil, Captain John Jennings: cargo included sugar, dry goods, furniture, wine, paper [two volumes of logbooks, fitting out papers, wrappers, contract, seamen's accounts, letters, memoranda, bill of sale, agreement, sailing orders, sea protest, consular certificates, broadside, prices current, list of ships in Lima, invoices, accounts, bill lading, portage bill, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1825-November 16, 1826, Isle of France, Batavia, Canton, Manila, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included dry goods, tea [2 volumes of logbooks, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, bill of lading, fitting out papers, account of sales, receipt, accounts, memoranda, portage bill, inventory, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) March 24, 1827-November 12, 1827, Matanzas, Kronstadt, Captain Martin Page: cargo included pork, beef, candles, dry goods, potatoes, hoops, two yawl boats [logbook, custom house papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, receipts]; (4) December 30, 1827-September 21, 1828, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included iron, cotton [custom house papers, port charges, bill of health, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, account of disbursement, receipts, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading]; (5) November 30, 1828-December 12, 1829, New Orleans, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included cotton, specie [logbook, seamen's accounts, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, account of disbursements, bill of lading]; and (6) January 28, 1830-January 14, 1831, Baltimore, Pernanbuco, Antwerp, Captain Joseph Gonsalves: cargo included sugar and flour [logbook, seamen's accounts, port charges, bill of lading, invoices, bills, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit]. Asia (ship); Daniel S. Cooke; Joseph Corey; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Freight and Freighting; Howland and Company; Benjamin Howard; John Jennings; Labor--Maritime--Crew Problems; Martin Page; Nereus (brig); Prices Current; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Amos M. Vinton Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 10, 1821-December 30, 1821

Box 605, Folder 2

Brig Nereus 1 folder General Note: In 1820, Brown and Ives purchased 1/4 share of this brig from William Bateman of Newport and the remaining 3/4 share from the estate of Louis Rousmaniere. The Nereus made six voyages for the partners until her sale in 1831. The voyages were (1) July 23, 1820-April 25, 1825, Valparaiso, Rio de Janeiro, Cadiz, Lima, Guayaquil, Captain John Jennings: cargo included sugar, dry goods, furniture, wine, paper [two volumes of logbooks, fitting out papers, wrappers, contract, seamen's accounts, letters, memoranda, bill of sale, agreement, sailing orders, sea protest, consular certificates, broadside, prices current, list of ships in Lima, invoices, accounts, bill lading, portage bill, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1825-November 16, 1826, Isle of France, Batavia, Canton, Manila, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included dry goods, tea [2 volumes of logbooks, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, bill of lading, fitting out papers, account of sales, receipt, accounts, memoranda, portage bill, inventory, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) March 24, 1827-November 12, 1827, Matanzas, Kronstadt, Captain Martin Page: cargo included pork, beef, candles, dry goods, potatoes, hoops, two yawl boats [logbook, custom house papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, receipts]; (4) December 30, 1827-September 21, 1828, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included iron, cotton [custom house papers, port charges, bill of health, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, account of disbursement, receipts, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading]; (5) November 30, 1828-December 12, 1829, New Orleans, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included cotton, specie [logbook, seamen's accounts, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, account of disbursements, bill of lading]; and (6) January 28, 1830-January 14, 1831, Baltimore, Pernanbuco, Antwerp, Captain Joseph Gonsalves: cargo included sugar and flour [logbook, seamen's accounts, port charges, bill of lading, invoices, bills, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit]. Asia (ship); Daniel S. Cooke; Joseph Corey; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Freight and Freighting; Howland and Company; Benjamin Howard; John Jennings; Labor--Maritime--Crew Problems; Martin Page; Nereus (brig); Prices Current; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Amos M. Vinton Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 4, 1822-May 13, 1822

Box 605, Folder 3

Brig Nereus 1 folder General Note: In 1820, Brown and Ives purchased 1/4 share of this brig from William Bateman of Newport and the remaining 3/4 share from the estate of Louis Rousmaniere. The Nereus made six voyages for the partners until her sale in 1831. The voyages were (1) July 23, 1820-April 25, 1825, Valparaiso, Rio de Janeiro, Cadiz, Lima, Guayaquil, Captain John Jennings: cargo included sugar, dry goods, furniture, wine, paper [two volumes of logbooks, fitting out papers, wrappers, contract, seamen's accounts, letters, memoranda, bill of sale, agreement, sailing orders, sea protest, consular certificates, broadside, prices current, list of ships in Lima, invoices, accounts, bill lading, portage bill, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1825-November 16, 1826, Isle of France, Batavia, Canton, Manila, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included dry goods, tea [2 volumes of logbooks, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, bill of lading, fitting out papers, account of sales, receipt, accounts, memoranda, portage bill, inventory, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) March 24, 1827-November 12, 1827, Matanzas, Kronstadt, Captain Martin Page: cargo included pork, beef, candles, dry goods, potatoes, hoops, two yawl boats [logbook, custom house papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, receipts]; (4) December 30, 1827-September 21, 1828, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included iron, cotton [custom house papers, port charges, bill of health, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, account of disbursement, receipts, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading]; (5) November 30, 1828-December 12, 1829, New Orleans, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included cotton, specie [logbook, seamen's accounts, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, account of disbursements, bill of lading]; and (6) January 28, 1830-January 14, 1831, Baltimore, Pernanbuco, Antwerp, Captain Joseph Gonsalves: cargo included sugar and flour [logbook, seamen's accounts, port charges, bill of lading, invoices, bills, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit]. Asia (ship); Daniel S. Cooke; Joseph Corey; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Freight and Freighting; Howland and Company; Benjamin Howard; John Jennings; Labor--Maritime--Crew Problems; Martin Page; Nereus (brig); Prices Current; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Amos M. Vinton Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 10, 1822-July 22, 1823

Box 605, Folder 4

Brig Nereus 1 folder General Note: In 1820, Brown and Ives purchased 1/4 share of this brig from William Bateman of Newport and the remaining 3/4 share from the estate of Louis Rousmaniere. The Nereus made six voyages for the partners until her sale in 1831. The voyages were (1) July 23, 1820-April 25, 1825, Valparaiso, Rio de Janeiro, Cadiz, Lima, Guayaquil, Captain John Jennings: cargo included sugar, dry goods, furniture, wine, paper [two volumes of logbooks, fitting out papers, wrappers, contract, seamen's accounts, letters, memoranda, bill of sale, agreement, sailing orders, sea protest, consular certificates, broadside, prices current, list of ships in Lima, invoices, accounts, bill lading, portage bill, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1825-November 16, 1826, Isle of France, Batavia, Canton, Manila, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included dry goods, tea [2 volumes of logbooks, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, bill of lading, fitting out papers, account of sales, receipt, accounts, memoranda, portage bill, inventory, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) March 24, 1827-November 12, 1827, Matanzas, Kronstadt, Captain Martin Page: cargo included pork, beef, candles, dry goods, potatoes, hoops, two yawl boats [logbook, custom house papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, receipts]; (4) December 30, 1827-September 21, 1828, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included iron, cotton [custom house papers, port charges, bill of health, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, account of disbursement, receipts, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading]; (5) November 30, 1828-December 12, 1829, New Orleans, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included cotton, specie [logbook, seamen's accounts, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, account of disbursements, bill of lading]; and (6) January 28, 1830-January 14, 1831, Baltimore, Pernanbuco, Antwerp, Captain Joseph Gonsalves: cargo included sugar and flour [logbook, seamen's accounts, port charges, bill of lading, invoices, bills, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit]. Asia (ship); Daniel S. Cooke; Joseph Corey; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Freight and Freighting; Howland and Company; Benjamin Howard; John Jennings; Labor--Maritime--Crew Problems; Martin Page; Nereus (brig); Prices Current; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Amos M. Vinton Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 20, 1824-January 8, 1825

Box 605, Folder 5

Brig Nereus 1 folder General Note: In 1820, Brown and Ives purchased 1/4 share of this brig from William Bateman of Newport and the remaining 3/4 share from the estate of Louis Rousmaniere. The Nereus made six voyages for the partners until her sale in 1831. The voyages were (1) July 23, 1820-April 25, 1825, Valparaiso, Rio de Janeiro, Cadiz, Lima, Guayaquil, Captain John Jennings: cargo included sugar, dry goods, furniture, wine, paper [two volumes of logbooks, fitting out papers, wrappers, contract, seamen's accounts, letters, memoranda, bill of sale, agreement, sailing orders, sea protest, consular certificates, broadside, prices current, list of ships in Lima, invoices, accounts, bill lading, portage bill, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1825-November 16, 1826, Isle of France, Batavia, Canton, Manila, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included dry goods, tea [2 volumes of logbooks, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, bill of lading, fitting out papers, account of sales, receipt, accounts, memoranda, portage bill, inventory, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) March 24, 1827-November 12, 1827, Matanzas, Kronstadt, Captain Martin Page: cargo included pork, beef, candles, dry goods, potatoes, hoops, two yawl boats [logbook, custom house papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, receipts]; (4) December 30, 1827-September 21, 1828, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included iron, cotton [custom house papers, port charges, bill of health, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, account of disbursement, receipts, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading]; (5) November 30, 1828-December 12, 1829, New Orleans, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included cotton, specie [logbook, seamen's accounts, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, account of disbursements, bill of lading]; and (6) January 28, 1830-January 14, 1831, Baltimore, Pernanbuco, Antwerp, Captain Joseph Gonsalves: cargo included sugar and flour [logbook, seamen's accounts, port charges, bill of lading, invoices, bills, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit]. Asia (ship); Daniel S. Cooke; Joseph Corey; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Freight and Freighting; Howland and Company; Benjamin Howard; John Jennings; Labor--Maritime--Crew Problems; Martin Page; Nereus (brig); Prices Current; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Amos M. Vinton Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 20, 1822-August 18, 1825

Box 605, Folder 6

Brig Nereus 1 folder General Note: In 1820, Brown and Ives purchased 1/4 share of this brig from William Bateman of Newport and the remaining 3/4 share from the estate of Louis Rousmaniere. The Nereus made six voyages for the partners until her sale in 1831. The voyages were (1) July 23, 1820-April 25, 1825, Valparaiso, Rio de Janeiro, Cadiz, Lima, Guayaquil, Captain John Jennings: cargo included sugar, dry goods, furniture, wine, paper [two volumes of logbooks, fitting out papers, wrappers, contract, seamen's accounts, letters, memoranda, bill of sale, agreement, sailing orders, sea protest, consular certificates, broadside, prices current, list of ships in Lima, invoices, accounts, bill lading, portage bill, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1825-November 16, 1826, Isle of France, Batavia, Canton, Manila, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included dry goods, tea [2 volumes of logbooks, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, bill of lading, fitting out papers, account of sales, receipt, accounts, memoranda, portage bill, inventory, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) March 24, 1827-November 12, 1827, Matanzas, Kronstadt, Captain Martin Page: cargo included pork, beef, candles, dry goods, potatoes, hoops, two yawl boats [logbook, custom house papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, receipts]; (4) December 30, 1827-September 21, 1828, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included iron, cotton [custom house papers, port charges, bill of health, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, account of disbursement, receipts, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading]; (5) November 30, 1828-December 12, 1829, New Orleans, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included cotton, specie [logbook, seamen's accounts, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, account of disbursements, bill of lading]; and (6) January 28, 1830-January 14, 1831, Baltimore, Pernanbuco, Antwerp, Captain Joseph Gonsalves: cargo included sugar and flour [logbook, seamen's accounts, port charges, bill of lading, invoices, bills, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit]. Asia (ship); Daniel S. Cooke; Joseph Corey; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Freight and Freighting; Howland and Company; Benjamin Howard; John Jennings; Labor--Maritime--Crew Problems; Martin Page; Nereus (brig); Prices Current; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Amos M. Vinton Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 29, 1815-July 21, 1820

Box 605, Folder 7

Brig Nereus 1 folder General Note: In 1820, Brown and Ives purchased 1/4 share of this brig from William Bateman of Newport and the remaining 3/4 share from the estate of Louis Rousmaniere. The Nereus made six voyages for the partners until her sale in 1831. The voyages were (1) July 23, 1820-April 25, 1825, Valparaiso, Rio de Janeiro, Cadiz, Lima, Guayaquil, Captain John Jennings: cargo included sugar, dry goods, furniture, wine, paper [two volumes of logbooks, fitting out papers, wrappers, contract, seamen's accounts, letters, memoranda, bill of sale, agreement, sailing orders, sea protest, consular certificates, broadside, prices current, list of ships in Lima, invoices, accounts, bill lading, portage bill, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1825-November 16, 1826, Isle of France, Batavia, Canton, Manila, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included dry goods, tea [2 volumes of logbooks, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, bill of lading, fitting out papers, account of sales, receipt, accounts, memoranda, portage bill, inventory, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) March 24, 1827-November 12, 1827, Matanzas, Kronstadt, Captain Martin Page: cargo included pork, beef, candles, dry goods, potatoes, hoops, two yawl boats [logbook, custom house papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, receipts]; (4) December 30, 1827-September 21, 1828, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included iron, cotton [custom house papers, port charges, bill of health, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, account of disbursement, receipts, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading]; (5) November 30, 1828-December 12, 1829, New Orleans, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included cotton, specie [logbook, seamen's accounts, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, account of disbursements, bill of lading]; and (6) January 28, 1830-January 14, 1831, Baltimore, Pernanbuco, Antwerp, Captain Joseph Gonsalves: cargo included sugar and flour [logbook, seamen's accounts, port charges, bill of lading, invoices, bills, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit]. Asia (ship); Daniel S. Cooke; Joseph Corey; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Freight and Freighting; Howland and Company; Benjamin Howard; John Jennings; Labor--Maritime--Crew Problems; Martin Page; Nereus (brig); Prices Current; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Amos M. Vinton Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 22, 1820-November 6, 1821

Box 605, Folder 8

Brig Nereus 1 folder General Note: In 1820, Brown and Ives purchased 1/4 share of this brig from William Bateman of Newport and the remaining 3/4 share from the estate of Louis Rousmaniere. The Nereus made six voyages for the partners until her sale in 1831. The voyages were (1) July 23, 1820-April 25, 1825, Valparaiso, Rio de Janeiro, Cadiz, Lima, Guayaquil, Captain John Jennings: cargo included sugar, dry goods, furniture, wine, paper [two volumes of logbooks, fitting out papers, wrappers, contract, seamen's accounts, letters, memoranda, bill of sale, agreement, sailing orders, sea protest, consular certificates, broadside, prices current, list of ships in Lima, invoices, accounts, bill lading, portage bill, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1825-November 16, 1826, Isle of France, Batavia, Canton, Manila, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included dry goods, tea [2 volumes of logbooks, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, bill of lading, fitting out papers, account of sales, receipt, accounts, memoranda, portage bill, inventory, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) March 24, 1827-November 12, 1827, Matanzas, Kronstadt, Captain Martin Page: cargo included pork, beef, candles, dry goods, potatoes, hoops, two yawl boats [logbook, custom house papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, receipts]; (4) December 30, 1827-September 21, 1828, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included iron, cotton [custom house papers, port charges, bill of health, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, account of disbursement, receipts, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading]; (5) November 30, 1828-December 12, 1829, New Orleans, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included cotton, specie [logbook, seamen's accounts, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, account of disbursements, bill of lading]; and (6) January 28, 1830-January 14, 1831, Baltimore, Pernanbuco, Antwerp, Captain Joseph Gonsalves: cargo included sugar and flour [logbook, seamen's accounts, port charges, bill of lading, invoices, bills, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit]. Asia (ship); Daniel S. Cooke; Joseph Corey; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Freight and Freighting; Howland and Company; Benjamin Howard; John Jennings; Labor--Maritime--Crew Problems; Martin Page; Nereus (brig); Prices Current; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Amos M. Vinton Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 30, 1821-May 12, 1822

Box 606, Folder 1

Brig Nereus 1 folder General Note: In 1820, Brown and Ives purchased 1/4 share of this brig from William Bateman of Newport and the remaining 3/4 share from the estate of Louis Rousmaniere. The Nereus made six voyages for the partners until her sale in 1831. The voyages were (1) July 23, 1820-April 25, 1825, Valparaiso, Rio de Janeiro, Cadiz, Lima, Guayaquil, Captain John Jennings: cargo included sugar, dry goods, furniture, wine, paper [two volumes of logbooks, fitting out papers, wrappers, contract, seamen's accounts, letters, memoranda, bill of sale, agreement, sailing orders, sea protest, consular certificates, broadside, prices current, list of ships in Lima, invoices, accounts, bill lading, portage bill, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1825-November 16, 1826, Isle of France, Batavia, Canton, Manila, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included dry goods, tea [2 volumes of logbooks, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, bill of lading, fitting out papers, account of sales, receipt, accounts, memoranda, portage bill, inventory, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) March 24, 1827-November 12, 1827, Matanzas, Kronstadt, Captain Martin Page: cargo included pork, beef, candles, dry goods, potatoes, hoops, two yawl boats [logbook, custom house papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, receipts]; (4) December 30, 1827-September 21, 1828, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included iron, cotton [custom house papers, port charges, bill of health, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, account of disbursement, receipts, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading]; (5) November 30, 1828-December 12, 1829, New Orleans, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included cotton, specie [logbook, seamen's accounts, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, account of disbursements, bill of lading]; and (6) January 28, 1830-January 14, 1831, Baltimore, Pernanbuco, Antwerp, Captain Joseph Gonsalves: cargo included sugar and flour [logbook, seamen's accounts, port charges, bill of lading, invoices, bills, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit]. Asia (ship); Daniel S. Cooke; Joseph Corey; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Freight and Freighting; Howland and Company; Benjamin Howard; John Jennings; Labor--Maritime--Crew Problems; Martin Page; Nereus (brig); Prices Current; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Amos M. Vinton Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 12, 1822-January 12, 1824

Box 606, Folder 2

Brig Nereus 1 folder General Note: In 1820, Brown and Ives purchased 1/4 share of this brig from William Bateman of Newport and the remaining 3/4 share from the estate of Louis Rousmaniere. The Nereus made six voyages for the partners until her sale in 1831. The voyages were (1) July 23, 1820-April 25, 1825, Valparaiso, Rio de Janeiro, Cadiz, Lima, Guayaquil, Captain John Jennings: cargo included sugar, dry goods, furniture, wine, paper [two volumes of logbooks, fitting out papers, wrappers, contract, seamen's accounts, letters, memoranda, bill of sale, agreement, sailing orders, sea protest, consular certificates, broadside, prices current, list of ships in Lima, invoices, accounts, bill lading, portage bill, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1825-November 16, 1826, Isle of France, Batavia, Canton, Manila, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included dry goods, tea [2 volumes of logbooks, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, bill of lading, fitting out papers, account of sales, receipt, accounts, memoranda, portage bill, inventory, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) March 24, 1827-November 12, 1827, Matanzas, Kronstadt, Captain Martin Page: cargo included pork, beef, candles, dry goods, potatoes, hoops, two yawl boats [logbook, custom house papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, receipts]; (4) December 30, 1827-September 21, 1828, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included iron, cotton [custom house papers, port charges, bill of health, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, account of disbursement, receipts, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading]; (5) November 30, 1828-December 12, 1829, New Orleans, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included cotton, specie [logbook, seamen's accounts, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, account of disbursements, bill of lading]; and (6) January 28, 1830-January 14, 1831, Baltimore, Pernanbuco, Antwerp, Captain Joseph Gonsalves: cargo included sugar and flour [logbook, seamen's accounts, port charges, bill of lading, invoices, bills, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit]. Asia (ship); Daniel S. Cooke; Joseph Corey; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Freight and Freighting; Howland and Company; Benjamin Howard; John Jennings; Labor--Maritime--Crew Problems; Martin Page; Nereus (brig); Prices Current; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Amos M. Vinton Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 31, 1824-April 28, 1825

Box 631, Folder 4

Brigantine Pilgrim 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Smith, William Smith, and George Burrough sold Pilgrim to Brown and Ives in 1807. Pilgrim made nine voyages for the partnership until the vessel was condemned in Lisbon in 1812 and sold at that port. The brigantine's adventures were (1) April 16, 1807-August 16, 1807, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included coffee, sugar, wines, linseed oil, dairy products [boarded by British ship Resolution but allowed to proceed; logbook, consular certificates, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, invoices, bill of sale, letters, sailing orders, seamen's book, memoranda, bill of lading, list of officers and seamen]; (2) October 10, 1807-January 26, 1808, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included molasses, cotton [logbook, wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, seamen's accounts, wrappers, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]; and (3) August 5, 1808-December 12, 1808, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Cooke [logbook, statement, seamen's book, expenses, invoices, wrappers, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders]; (4) May 1809-September 1809, Cayenne, Surinam, St. Bartholomew, St. Christopher, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included mules, rice, flour, whale products, fish, tobacco, molasses, sugar [oath of cargo, certificates, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, invoices, seamen's protection certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, receipts, accounts]; (5) January 3, 1810-June 17, 1810, Algeciras, Cadiz, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens [logbook, bill of lading, disbursements, landing certificate, consular papers, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (6) July 6, 1810-June 14, 1811, St. Petersburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, nankeens, cotton, iron [logbook, port charges, accounts, landing certificate, bill of lading, portage bill, memoranda, wrappers, sea letter, sailing orders, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts]; (7) August 1811-February 7, 1812, Sierra Leone, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included rum, tobacco, lumber, flour, sugar, beeswax, hides, ivory [fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, oath of cargo]; (8) April 4, 1812-August 7, 1812, Gorce, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Gideon Young, cargo includes flour, rice [oath of cargo, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of exchange, invoices, seamen's accounts, memoranda, sailing orders, agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (9) September 16, 1812-1812, Lisbon, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included camwood, tea, Russia goods, yarn, cotton [condemned as unseaworthy and sold; clearance, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoice, consular papers, receipts, oath of cargo, bill of exchange, account of sales]. Asia (ship); Martin Benson; John Bowers; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Nicholas Cooke; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Company; Embargo of 1807; A. P. Froding Widow and Company; Samuel W. Greene; George A. Hallowell; Labor--Indentured--Apprenticeship; John S. Larned; Asa Learned; John H. Ormsbee; Pilgrim (brigantine); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Restraint of Trade; Ship's Papers; Solomon Townsend; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Union Cotton Manufacturing Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Gideon Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 22, 1812-June 25, 1812

Box 631, Folder 5

Brigantine Pilgrim 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Smith, William Smith, and George Burrough sold Pilgrim to Brown and Ives in 1807. Pilgrim made nine voyages for the partnership until the vessel was condemned in Lisbon in 1812 and sold at that port. The brigantine's adventures were (1) April 16, 1807-August 16, 1807, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included coffee, sugar, wines, linseed oil, dairy products [boarded by British ship Resolution but allowed to proceed; logbook, consular certificates, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, invoices, bill of sale, letters, sailing orders, seamen's book, memoranda, bill of lading, list of officers and seamen]; (2) October 10, 1807-January 26, 1808, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included molasses, cotton [logbook, wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, seamen's accounts, wrappers, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]; and (3) August 5, 1808-December 12, 1808, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Cooke [logbook, statement, seamen's book, expenses, invoices, wrappers, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders]; (4) May 1809-September 1809, Cayenne, Surinam, St. Bartholomew, St. Christopher, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included mules, rice, flour, whale products, fish, tobacco, molasses, sugar [oath of cargo, certificates, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, invoices, seamen's protection certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, receipts, accounts]; (5) January 3, 1810-June 17, 1810, Algeciras, Cadiz, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens [logbook, bill of lading, disbursements, landing certificate, consular papers, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (6) July 6, 1810-June 14, 1811, St. Petersburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, nankeens, cotton, iron [logbook, port charges, accounts, landing certificate, bill of lading, portage bill, memoranda, wrappers, sea letter, sailing orders, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts]; (7) August 1811-February 7, 1812, Sierra Leone, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included rum, tobacco, lumber, flour, sugar, beeswax, hides, ivory [fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, oath of cargo]; (8) April 4, 1812-August 7, 1812, Gorce, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Gideon Young, cargo includes flour, rice [oath of cargo, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of exchange, invoices, seamen's accounts, memoranda, sailing orders, agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (9) September 16, 1812-1812, Lisbon, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included camwood, tea, Russia goods, yarn, cotton [condemned as unseaworthy and sold; clearance, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoice, consular papers, receipts, oath of cargo, bill of exchange, account of sales]. Asia (ship); Martin Benson; John Bowers; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Nicholas Cooke; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Company; Embargo of 1807; A. P. Froding Widow and Company; Samuel W. Greene; George A. Hallowell; Labor--Indentured--Apprenticeship; John S. Larned; Asa Learned; John H. Ormsbee; Pilgrim (brigantine); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Restraint of Trade; Ship's Papers; Solomon Townsend; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Union Cotton Manufacturing Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Gideon Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 22, 1812-August 29, 1812

Box 631, Folder 6

Brigantine Pilgrim 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Smith, William Smith, and George Burrough sold Pilgrim to Brown and Ives in 1807. Pilgrim made nine voyages for the partnership until the vessel was condemned in Lisbon in 1812 and sold at that port. The brigantine's adventures were (1) April 16, 1807-August 16, 1807, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included coffee, sugar, wines, linseed oil, dairy products [boarded by British ship Resolution but allowed to proceed; logbook, consular certificates, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, invoices, bill of sale, letters, sailing orders, seamen's book, memoranda, bill of lading, list of officers and seamen]; (2) October 10, 1807-January 26, 1808, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included molasses, cotton [logbook, wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, seamen's accounts, wrappers, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]; and (3) August 5, 1808-December 12, 1808, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Cooke [logbook, statement, seamen's book, expenses, invoices, wrappers, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders]; (4) May 1809-September 1809, Cayenne, Surinam, St. Bartholomew, St. Christopher, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included mules, rice, flour, whale products, fish, tobacco, molasses, sugar [oath of cargo, certificates, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, invoices, seamen's protection certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, receipts, accounts]; (5) January 3, 1810-June 17, 1810, Algeciras, Cadiz, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens [logbook, bill of lading, disbursements, landing certificate, consular papers, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (6) July 6, 1810-June 14, 1811, St. Petersburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, nankeens, cotton, iron [logbook, port charges, accounts, landing certificate, bill of lading, portage bill, memoranda, wrappers, sea letter, sailing orders, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts]; (7) August 1811-February 7, 1812, Sierra Leone, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included rum, tobacco, lumber, flour, sugar, beeswax, hides, ivory [fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, oath of cargo]; (8) April 4, 1812-August 7, 1812, Gorce, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Gideon Young, cargo includes flour, rice [oath of cargo, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of exchange, invoices, seamen's accounts, memoranda, sailing orders, agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (9) September 16, 1812-1812, Lisbon, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included camwood, tea, Russia goods, yarn, cotton [condemned as unseaworthy and sold; clearance, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoice, consular papers, receipts, oath of cargo, bill of exchange, account of sales]. Asia (ship); Martin Benson; John Bowers; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Nicholas Cooke; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Company; Embargo of 1807; A. P. Froding Widow and Company; Samuel W. Greene; George A. Hallowell; Labor--Indentured--Apprenticeship; John S. Larned; Asa Learned; John H. Ormsbee; Pilgrim (brigantine); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Restraint of Trade; Ship's Papers; Solomon Townsend; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Union Cotton Manufacturing Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Gideon Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 16, 1812-April 1, 1812

Box 631, Folder 7

Brigantine Pilgrim 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Smith, William Smith, and George Burrough sold Pilgrim to Brown and Ives in 1807. Pilgrim made nine voyages for the partnership until the vessel was condemned in Lisbon in 1812 and sold at that port. The brigantine's adventures were (1) April 16, 1807-August 16, 1807, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included coffee, sugar, wines, linseed oil, dairy products [boarded by British ship Resolution but allowed to proceed; logbook, consular certificates, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, invoices, bill of sale, letters, sailing orders, seamen's book, memoranda, bill of lading, list of officers and seamen]; (2) October 10, 1807-January 26, 1808, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included molasses, cotton [logbook, wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, seamen's accounts, wrappers, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]; and (3) August 5, 1808-December 12, 1808, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Cooke [logbook, statement, seamen's book, expenses, invoices, wrappers, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders]; (4) May 1809-September 1809, Cayenne, Surinam, St. Bartholomew, St. Christopher, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included mules, rice, flour, whale products, fish, tobacco, molasses, sugar [oath of cargo, certificates, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, invoices, seamen's protection certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, receipts, accounts]; (5) January 3, 1810-June 17, 1810, Algeciras, Cadiz, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens [logbook, bill of lading, disbursements, landing certificate, consular papers, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (6) July 6, 1810-June 14, 1811, St. Petersburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, nankeens, cotton, iron [logbook, port charges, accounts, landing certificate, bill of lading, portage bill, memoranda, wrappers, sea letter, sailing orders, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts]; (7) August 1811-February 7, 1812, Sierra Leone, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included rum, tobacco, lumber, flour, sugar, beeswax, hides, ivory [fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, oath of cargo]; (8) April 4, 1812-August 7, 1812, Gorce, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Gideon Young, cargo includes flour, rice [oath of cargo, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of exchange, invoices, seamen's accounts, memoranda, sailing orders, agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (9) September 16, 1812-1812, Lisbon, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included camwood, tea, Russia goods, yarn, cotton [condemned as unseaworthy and sold; clearance, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoice, consular papers, receipts, oath of cargo, bill of exchange, account of sales]. Asia (ship); Martin Benson; John Bowers; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Nicholas Cooke; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Company; Embargo of 1807; A. P. Froding Widow and Company; Samuel W. Greene; George A. Hallowell; Labor--Indentured--Apprenticeship; John S. Larned; Asa Learned; John H. Ormsbee; Pilgrim (brigantine); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Restraint of Trade; Ship's Papers; Solomon Townsend; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Union Cotton Manufacturing Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Gideon Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 21, 1812-January 14, 1813

Box 631, Folder 8

Brigantine Pilgrim 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Smith, William Smith, and George Burrough sold Pilgrim to Brown and Ives in 1807. Pilgrim made nine voyages for the partnership until the vessel was condemned in Lisbon in 1812 and sold at that port. The brigantine's adventures were (1) April 16, 1807-August 16, 1807, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included coffee, sugar, wines, linseed oil, dairy products [boarded by British ship Resolution but allowed to proceed; logbook, consular certificates, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, invoices, bill of sale, letters, sailing orders, seamen's book, memoranda, bill of lading, list of officers and seamen]; (2) October 10, 1807-January 26, 1808, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included molasses, cotton [logbook, wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, seamen's accounts, wrappers, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]; and (3) August 5, 1808-December 12, 1808, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Cooke [logbook, statement, seamen's book, expenses, invoices, wrappers, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders]; (4) May 1809-September 1809, Cayenne, Surinam, St. Bartholomew, St. Christopher, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included mules, rice, flour, whale products, fish, tobacco, molasses, sugar [oath of cargo, certificates, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, invoices, seamen's protection certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, receipts, accounts]; (5) January 3, 1810-June 17, 1810, Algeciras, Cadiz, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens [logbook, bill of lading, disbursements, landing certificate, consular papers, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (6) July 6, 1810-June 14, 1811, St. Petersburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, nankeens, cotton, iron [logbook, port charges, accounts, landing certificate, bill of lading, portage bill, memoranda, wrappers, sea letter, sailing orders, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts]; (7) August 1811-February 7, 1812, Sierra Leone, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included rum, tobacco, lumber, flour, sugar, beeswax, hides, ivory [fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, oath of cargo]; (8) April 4, 1812-August 7, 1812, Gorce, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Gideon Young, cargo includes flour, rice [oath of cargo, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of exchange, invoices, seamen's accounts, memoranda, sailing orders, agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (9) September 16, 1812-1812, Lisbon, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included camwood, tea, Russia goods, yarn, cotton [condemned as unseaworthy and sold; clearance, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoice, consular papers, receipts, oath of cargo, bill of exchange, account of sales]. Asia (ship); Martin Benson; John Bowers; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Nicholas Cooke; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Company; Embargo of 1807; A. P. Froding Widow and Company; Samuel W. Greene; George A. Hallowell; Labor--Indentured--Apprenticeship; John S. Larned; Asa Learned; John H. Ormsbee; Pilgrim (brigantine); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Restraint of Trade; Ship's Papers; Solomon Townsend; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Union Cotton Manufacturing Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Gideon Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 31, 1812-January 12, 1813

Box 632, Folder 1

Brigantine Polly 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased this vessel in 1802 from Richard Jackson, David Anthony, Richard Jackson, Jr., and George Jackson. Three years later, they sold the Polly to Captain Martin Benson. The brigantine's voyages included (1) January 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Wilmington, NC, Le Havre, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included rice, cotton, nankeens [wrappers, bill of sale, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, certificate, invoices, account, bill of lading, receipts, disbursements]; (2) November 20, 1803-July 1, 1804, Baltimore, Malaga, Barcelona, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour, hemp, wine [disbursements, invoices, receipts, seamen's account book, oath of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading]; (3) August 28, 1804-March 1805, Baltimore, Amsterdam, Captain James Bird: cargo included coffee, wines, flour [seamen's accounts, receipts, sales, disbursements, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (4) April 1805-July 24, 1805, Philadelphia, Wilmington, Captain James Bird: cargo included tobacco, cotton, lumber [sold to Captain Martin Benson after this trip; seamen's accounts, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, invoice, disbursements, accounts]; (5) August 1805-1806, Sierra Leone, Charleston, Captain Martin Benson: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, lumber [vessel now owned by Captain Benson; wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading]. Africa--Trade; John C. Benson; Martin Benson; Bills of Exchange; James Bird; Richmond Bullock; Burns and Company; Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brigantine); George Hall; Health and Sickness--Epidemic; Homberg and Homberg, Freres; Hottinguer and Company; Grivegnee and Company; John Maybin; Payson and Smith; O. and N. Pearce and Company; Polly (brigantine); Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Joseph Teasdale; Paris Tillinghast; Trade--Europe; Trade--West Indies Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 17, 1803-January 6, 1804

Box 632, Folder 2

Brigantine Polly 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased this vessel in 1802 from Richard Jackson, David Anthony, Richard Jackson, Jr., and George Jackson. Three years later, they sold the Polly to Captain Martin Benson. The brigantine's voyages included (1) January 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Wilmington, NC, Le Havre, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included rice, cotton, nankeens [wrappers, bill of sale, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, certificate, invoices, account, bill of lading, receipts, disbursements]; (2) November 20, 1803-July 1, 1804, Baltimore, Malaga, Barcelona, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour, hemp, wine [disbursements, invoices, receipts, seamen's account book, oath of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading]; (3) August 28, 1804-March 1805, Baltimore, Amsterdam, Captain James Bird: cargo included coffee, wines, flour [seamen's accounts, receipts, sales, disbursements, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (4) April 1805-July 24, 1805, Philadelphia, Wilmington, Captain James Bird: cargo included tobacco, cotton, lumber [sold to Captain Martin Benson after this trip; seamen's accounts, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, invoice, disbursements, accounts]; (5) August 1805-1806, Sierra Leone, Charleston, Captain Martin Benson: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, lumber [vessel now owned by Captain Benson; wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading]. Africa--Trade; John C. Benson; Martin Benson; Bills of Exchange; James Bird; Richmond Bullock; Burns and Company; Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brigantine); George Hall; Health and Sickness--Epidemic; Homberg and Homberg, Freres; Hottinguer and Company; Grivegnee and Company; John Maybin; Payson and Smith; O. and N. Pearce and Company; Polly (brigantine); Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Joseph Teasdale; Paris Tillinghast; Trade--Europe; Trade--West Indies Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 21, 1803-March 20, 1803

Box 632, Folder 3

Brigantine Polly 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased this vessel in 1802 from Richard Jackson, David Anthony, Richard Jackson, Jr., and George Jackson. Three years later, they sold the Polly to Captain Martin Benson. The brigantine's voyages included (1) January 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Wilmington, NC, Le Havre, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included rice, cotton, nankeens [wrappers, bill of sale, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, certificate, invoices, account, bill of lading, receipts, disbursements]; (2) November 20, 1803-July 1, 1804, Baltimore, Malaga, Barcelona, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour, hemp, wine [disbursements, invoices, receipts, seamen's account book, oath of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading]; (3) August 28, 1804-March 1805, Baltimore, Amsterdam, Captain James Bird: cargo included coffee, wines, flour [seamen's accounts, receipts, sales, disbursements, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (4) April 1805-July 24, 1805, Philadelphia, Wilmington, Captain James Bird: cargo included tobacco, cotton, lumber [sold to Captain Martin Benson after this trip; seamen's accounts, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, invoice, disbursements, accounts]; (5) August 1805-1806, Sierra Leone, Charleston, Captain Martin Benson: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, lumber [vessel now owned by Captain Benson; wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading]. Africa--Trade; John C. Benson; Martin Benson; Bills of Exchange; James Bird; Richmond Bullock; Burns and Company; Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brigantine); George Hall; Health and Sickness--Epidemic; Homberg and Homberg, Freres; Hottinguer and Company; Grivegnee and Company; John Maybin; Payson and Smith; O. and N. Pearce and Company; Polly (brigantine); Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Joseph Teasdale; Paris Tillinghast; Trade--Europe; Trade--West Indies Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 24, 1803-March 15, 1804

Box 632, Folder 4

Brigantine Polly 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased this vessel in 1802 from Richard Jackson, David Anthony, Richard Jackson, Jr., and George Jackson. Three years later, they sold the Polly to Captain Martin Benson. The brigantine's voyages included (1) January 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Wilmington, NC, Le Havre, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included rice, cotton, nankeens [wrappers, bill of sale, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, certificate, invoices, account, bill of lading, receipts, disbursements]; (2) November 20, 1803-July 1, 1804, Baltimore, Malaga, Barcelona, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour, hemp, wine [disbursements, invoices, receipts, seamen's account book, oath of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading]; (3) August 28, 1804-March 1805, Baltimore, Amsterdam, Captain James Bird: cargo included coffee, wines, flour [seamen's accounts, receipts, sales, disbursements, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (4) April 1805-July 24, 1805, Philadelphia, Wilmington, Captain James Bird: cargo included tobacco, cotton, lumber [sold to Captain Martin Benson after this trip; seamen's accounts, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, invoice, disbursements, accounts]; (5) August 1805-1806, Sierra Leone, Charleston, Captain Martin Benson: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, lumber [vessel now owned by Captain Benson; wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading]. Africa--Trade; John C. Benson; Martin Benson; Bills of Exchange; James Bird; Richmond Bullock; Burns and Company; Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brigantine); George Hall; Health and Sickness--Epidemic; Homberg and Homberg, Freres; Hottinguer and Company; Grivegnee and Company; John Maybin; Payson and Smith; O. and N. Pearce and Company; Polly (brigantine); Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Joseph Teasdale; Paris Tillinghast; Trade--Europe; Trade--West Indies Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 17, 1803-April 25, 1804

Box 632, Folder 5

Brigantine Polly 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased this vessel in 1802 from Richard Jackson, David Anthony, Richard Jackson, Jr., and George Jackson. Three years later, they sold the Polly to Captain Martin Benson. The brigantine's voyages included (1) January 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Wilmington, NC, Le Havre, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included rice, cotton, nankeens [wrappers, bill of sale, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, certificate, invoices, account, bill of lading, receipts, disbursements]; (2) November 20, 1803-July 1, 1804, Baltimore, Malaga, Barcelona, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour, hemp, wine [disbursements, invoices, receipts, seamen's account book, oath of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading]; (3) August 28, 1804-March 1805, Baltimore, Amsterdam, Captain James Bird: cargo included coffee, wines, flour [seamen's accounts, receipts, sales, disbursements, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (4) April 1805-July 24, 1805, Philadelphia, Wilmington, Captain James Bird: cargo included tobacco, cotton, lumber [sold to Captain Martin Benson after this trip; seamen's accounts, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, invoice, disbursements, accounts]; (5) August 1805-1806, Sierra Leone, Charleston, Captain Martin Benson: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, lumber [vessel now owned by Captain Benson; wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading]. Africa--Trade; John C. Benson; Martin Benson; Bills of Exchange; James Bird; Richmond Bullock; Burns and Company; Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brigantine); George Hall; Health and Sickness--Epidemic; Homberg and Homberg, Freres; Hottinguer and Company; Grivegnee and Company; John Maybin; Payson and Smith; O. and N. Pearce and Company; Polly (brigantine); Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Joseph Teasdale; Paris Tillinghast; Trade--Europe; Trade--West Indies Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 19, 1803-July 24, 1804

Box 632, Folder 6

Brigantine Polly 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased this vessel in 1802 from Richard Jackson, David Anthony, Richard Jackson, Jr., and George Jackson. Three years later, they sold the Polly to Captain Martin Benson. The brigantine's voyages included (1) January 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Wilmington, NC, Le Havre, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included rice, cotton, nankeens [wrappers, bill of sale, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, certificate, invoices, account, bill of lading, receipts, disbursements]; (2) November 20, 1803-July 1, 1804, Baltimore, Malaga, Barcelona, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour, hemp, wine [disbursements, invoices, receipts, seamen's account book, oath of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading]; (3) August 28, 1804-March 1805, Baltimore, Amsterdam, Captain James Bird: cargo included coffee, wines, flour [seamen's accounts, receipts, sales, disbursements, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (4) April 1805-July 24, 1805, Philadelphia, Wilmington, Captain James Bird: cargo included tobacco, cotton, lumber [sold to Captain Martin Benson after this trip; seamen's accounts, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, invoice, disbursements, accounts]; (5) August 1805-1806, Sierra Leone, Charleston, Captain Martin Benson: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, lumber [vessel now owned by Captain Benson; wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading]. Africa--Trade; John C. Benson; Martin Benson; Bills of Exchange; James Bird; Richmond Bullock; Burns and Company; Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brigantine); George Hall; Health and Sickness--Epidemic; Homberg and Homberg, Freres; Hottinguer and Company; Grivegnee and Company; John Maybin; Payson and Smith; O. and N. Pearce and Company; Polly (brigantine); Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Joseph Teasdale; Paris Tillinghast; Trade--Europe; Trade--West Indies Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 23, 1804-March 9, 1805

Box 632, Folder 7

Brigantine Polly 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased this vessel in 1802 from Richard Jackson, David Anthony, Richard Jackson, Jr., and George Jackson. Three years later, they sold the Polly to Captain Martin Benson. The brigantine's voyages included (1) January 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Wilmington, NC, Le Havre, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included rice, cotton, nankeens [wrappers, bill of sale, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, certificate, invoices, account, bill of lading, receipts, disbursements]; (2) November 20, 1803-July 1, 1804, Baltimore, Malaga, Barcelona, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour, hemp, wine [disbursements, invoices, receipts, seamen's account book, oath of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading]; (3) August 28, 1804-March 1805, Baltimore, Amsterdam, Captain James Bird: cargo included coffee, wines, flour [seamen's accounts, receipts, sales, disbursements, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (4) April 1805-July 24, 1805, Philadelphia, Wilmington, Captain James Bird: cargo included tobacco, cotton, lumber [sold to Captain Martin Benson after this trip; seamen's accounts, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, invoice, disbursements, accounts]; (5) August 1805-1806, Sierra Leone, Charleston, Captain Martin Benson: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, lumber [vessel now owned by Captain Benson; wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading]. Africa--Trade; John C. Benson; Martin Benson; Bills of Exchange; James Bird; Richmond Bullock; Burns and Company; Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brigantine); George Hall; Health and Sickness--Epidemic; Homberg and Homberg, Freres; Hottinguer and Company; Grivegnee and Company; John Maybin; Payson and Smith; O. and N. Pearce and Company; Polly (brigantine); Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Joseph Teasdale; Paris Tillinghast; Trade--Europe; Trade--West Indies Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 5, 1804-July 29, 1805

Box 632, Folder 8

Brigantine Polly 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased this vessel in 1802 from Richard Jackson, David Anthony, Richard Jackson, Jr., and George Jackson. Three years later, they sold the Polly to Captain Martin Benson. The brigantine's voyages included (1) January 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Wilmington, NC, Le Havre, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included rice, cotton, nankeens [wrappers, bill of sale, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, certificate, invoices, account, bill of lading, receipts, disbursements]; (2) November 20, 1803-July 1, 1804, Baltimore, Malaga, Barcelona, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour, hemp, wine [disbursements, invoices, receipts, seamen's account book, oath of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading]; (3) August 28, 1804-March 1805, Baltimore, Amsterdam, Captain James Bird: cargo included coffee, wines, flour [seamen's accounts, receipts, sales, disbursements, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (4) April 1805-July 24, 1805, Philadelphia, Wilmington, Captain James Bird: cargo included tobacco, cotton, lumber [sold to Captain Martin Benson after this trip; seamen's accounts, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, invoice, disbursements, accounts]; (5) August 1805-1806, Sierra Leone, Charleston, Captain Martin Benson: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, lumber [vessel now owned by Captain Benson; wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading]. Africa--Trade; John C. Benson; Martin Benson; Bills of Exchange; James Bird; Richmond Bullock; Burns and Company; Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brigantine); George Hall; Health and Sickness--Epidemic; Homberg and Homberg, Freres; Hottinguer and Company; Grivegnee and Company; John Maybin; Payson and Smith; O. and N. Pearce and Company; Polly (brigantine); Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Joseph Teasdale; Paris Tillinghast; Trade--Europe; Trade--West Indies Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 8, 1805-September 16, 1805

Box 632, Folder 9

Brigantine Polly 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased this vessel in 1802 from Richard Jackson, David Anthony, Richard Jackson, Jr., and George Jackson. Three years later, they sold the Polly to Captain Martin Benson. The brigantine's voyages included (1) January 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Wilmington, NC, Le Havre, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included rice, cotton, nankeens [wrappers, bill of sale, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, certificate, invoices, account, bill of lading, receipts, disbursements]; (2) November 20, 1803-July 1, 1804, Baltimore, Malaga, Barcelona, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour, hemp, wine [disbursements, invoices, receipts, seamen's account book, oath of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading]; (3) August 28, 1804-March 1805, Baltimore, Amsterdam, Captain James Bird: cargo included coffee, wines, flour [seamen's accounts, receipts, sales, disbursements, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (4) April 1805-July 24, 1805, Philadelphia, Wilmington, Captain James Bird: cargo included tobacco, cotton, lumber [sold to Captain Martin Benson after this trip; seamen's accounts, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, invoice, disbursements, accounts]; (5) August 1805-1806, Sierra Leone, Charleston, Captain Martin Benson: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, lumber [vessel now owned by Captain Benson; wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading]. Africa--Trade; John C. Benson; Martin Benson; Bills of Exchange; James Bird; Richmond Bullock; Burns and Company; Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brigantine); George Hall; Health and Sickness--Epidemic; Homberg and Homberg, Freres; Hottinguer and Company; Grivegnee and Company; John Maybin; Payson and Smith; O. and N. Pearce and Company; Polly (brigantine); Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Joseph Teasdale; Paris Tillinghast; Trade--Europe; Trade--West Indies Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 23, 1805-July 14, 1806

Box 632, Folder 10

Brigantine Polly 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased this vessel in 1802 from Richard Jackson, David Anthony, Richard Jackson, Jr., and George Jackson. Three years later, they sold the Polly to Captain Martin Benson. The brigantine's voyages included (1) January 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Wilmington, NC, Le Havre, Cape Verde Islands, West Indies, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included rice, cotton, nankeens [wrappers, bill of sale, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, certificate, invoices, account, bill of lading, receipts, disbursements]; (2) November 20, 1803-July 1, 1804, Baltimore, Malaga, Barcelona, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour, hemp, wine [disbursements, invoices, receipts, seamen's account book, oath of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading]; (3) August 28, 1804-March 1805, Baltimore, Amsterdam, Captain James Bird: cargo included coffee, wines, flour [seamen's accounts, receipts, sales, disbursements, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (4) April 1805-July 24, 1805, Philadelphia, Wilmington, Captain James Bird: cargo included tobacco, cotton, lumber [sold to Captain Martin Benson after this trip; seamen's accounts, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, invoice, disbursements, accounts]; (5) August 1805-1806, Sierra Leone, Charleston, Captain Martin Benson: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, lumber [vessel now owned by Captain Benson; wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading]. Africa--Trade; John C. Benson; Martin Benson; Bills of Exchange; James Bird; Richmond Bullock; Burns and Company; Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brigantine); George Hall; Health and Sickness--Epidemic; Homberg and Homberg, Freres; Hottinguer and Company; Grivegnee and Company; John Maybin; Payson and Smith; O. and N. Pearce and Company; Polly (brigantine); Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Joseph Teasdale; Paris Tillinghast; Trade--Europe; Trade--West Indies Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 14, 1805-August 24, 1805

Box 633, Folder 1

Sloop Polly 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives and Holroyd and Tillinghast chartered sloop Polly from Captain Joseph Tillinghast for an adventure to St. Croix from December 1793 to 1794. The cargo included sugar. Captain Tillinghast commanded this vessel and took the remaining share of the risk. Materials include wrappers, disbursements, agreement, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, manifest, and accounts. [Manuscript collection at JCBL has receipt, charter party and sailing orders for this voyage.] Friendship (brigantine); Fox (brigantine); Holroyd and Tillinghast; James (schooner); Polly (sloop); Ship's Papers; Sugar; Joseph Tillinghast; West Indies--St. Croix--Trade Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

October 25, 1793-June 22, 1794

Box 633, Folder 2

Sloop Polly 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives and Holroyd and Tillinghast chartered sloop Polly from Captain Joseph Tillinghast for an adventure to St. Croix from December 1793 to 1794. The cargo included sugar. Captain Tillinghast commanded this vessel and took the remaining share of the risk. Materials include wrappers, disbursements, agreement, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, manifest, and accounts. [Manuscript collection at JCBL has receipt, charter party and sailing orders for this voyage.] Friendship (brigantine); Fox (brigantine); Holroyd and Tillinghast; James (schooner); Polly (sloop); Ship's Papers; Sugar; Joseph Tillinghast; West Indies--St. Croix--Trade Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

December 19, 1793-October 13, 1795

Box 633, Folder 3

Brigantine Providence 1 folder General Note: This folder contains materials from two brigantines named Providence. Brigantine Providence, owned by Nicholas and John Brown, Benjamin Bowen, Allen Brown, Ambrose Page, Esek Hopkins and others, made four privateering voyages between 1756 and 1758. Under the command of Esek Hopkins for the first three voyages and Silas Cook for the fourth venture, it captured two prizes, the snows Desire and Seven Brothers. Materials include letters, records, receipts, invoices, accounts, cargo accounts, statements, prize disbursements, articles of agreement for a privateering cruise, and reports. Of interest are the papers for boarding the French prisoners. Some items are in French. See also "Accounts of Basil Dixwell and Accounts of the privateer brigantine Providence from 1757-1759" and Vendue Book, 1757, prize snow Desire, captured by the Providence. Benjamin Bowen; Allen Brown; Silas Cook; Desire (snow); George II; Esek Hopkins; William Mumford; Ambrose Page; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); Rebeka (brigantine); Seven Brothers (snow); Ship's Papers In 1759, Obadiah Brown and Nicholas and John Brown commissioned Elizah Cobb of Taunton, Massachusetts to build the brigantine Providence. They invested in its voyage to Port-au-Prince as a flag of truce, with Captain John Randall in command. The ship was taken by the schooner Polley's Revenge on the homeward trip. Documents include shipbuilding records, portage bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda book, receipts, bill of lading, legal papers, accounts, protest and sailing orders, invoices, and consular certificates. The sub-series also includes information on the snows Warring, Winsor, and Fryal. Admiralty Court; Elizah Cobb; Fryal (snow); Hispaniola--Trade; Insurance; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; Polley's Revenge (schooner); Privateering--Capture at Sea; Providence (brigantine); John Randall; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Trade--Foreign; Warring (snow); West Indies--Trade; Winsor (snow) Subjects: NJB

[1760]-May 19, 1767

Box 633, Folder 4

Brig Rambler 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives chartered a share from Caleb Green in a voyage to Le Havre by the brig Rambler, under command of Captain Jacob Westcott. The Rambler was seized by the British frigate Diamond and sent to Portsmouth, England. Brown, Benson and Ives eventually received compensation for this voyage, which lasted from July 5, 1795 to January 13, 1796. The cargo included rice and flour. Materials include fitting out papers, wrappers, memoranda, charter party, sailing orders, letters, restitution order, and accounts. Caleb Green; Charlotte (ship); Diamond (British frigate); Flour; Freight and Freightage; Insurance--Marine; Maritime History--Neutrality Violations; Maritime History--Prizes; Rambler (brig); Rice; Ship's Papers; Trade--European--France; Jacob Westcott Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

June 29, 1795-September 21, 1795

Box 633, Folder 5

Brig Rambler 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives chartered a share from Caleb Green in a voyage to Le Havre by the brig Rambler, under command of Captain Jacob Westcott. The Rambler was seized by the British frigate Diamond and sent to Portsmouth, England. Brown, Benson and Ives eventually received compensation for this voyage, which lasted from July 5, 1795 to January 13, 1796. The cargo included rice and flour. Materials include fitting out papers, wrappers, memoranda, charter party, sailing orders, letters, restitution order, and accounts. Caleb Green; Charlotte (ship); Diamond (British frigate); Flour; Freight and Freightage; Insurance--Marine; Maritime History--Neutrality Violations; Maritime History--Prizes; Rambler (brig); Rice; Ship's Papers; Trade--European--France; Jacob Westcott Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

ca. January 1795-November 17, 1795

Box 633, Folder 6

Brig Rambler 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives chartered a share from Caleb Green in a voyage to Le Havre by the brig Rambler, under command of Captain Jacob Westcott. The Rambler was seized by the British frigate Diamond and sent to Portsmouth, England. Brown, Benson and Ives eventually received compensation for this voyage, which lasted from July 5, 1795 to January 13, 1796. The cargo included rice and flour. Materials include fitting out papers, wrappers, memoranda, charter party, sailing orders, letters, restitution order, and accounts. Caleb Green; Charlotte (ship); Diamond (British frigate); Flour; Freight and Freightage; Insurance--Marine; Maritime History--Neutrality Violations; Maritime History--Prizes; Rambler (brig); Rice; Ship's Papers; Trade--European--France; Jacob Westcott Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

October 7, 1795-January 26, 1798

Box 633, Folder 7

Brig Rambler 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 26, 1814-December 2, 1815

Box 633, Folder 8

Brig Rambler 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 27, 1814-October 11, 1816

Box 633, Folder 9

Brig Rambler 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

May [ ], 1814-October 17, 1816

Box 634, Folder 1

Brig Rambler 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 12, 1815-November 11, 1816

Box 634, Folder 2

Brig Rambler 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 24, 1815-August 17, 1815

Box 634, Folder 3

Brig Rambler 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 11, 1815-March 27, 1816

Box 634, Folder 4

Brig Rambler 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

June [ ], 1815-March 29, 1816

Box 634, Folder 5

Brig Rambler 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

June [ ], 1815-March 29, 1816

Box 634, Folder 6

Brig Rambler 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 9, 1815-August 3, 1816

Box 634, Folder 7

Brig Rambler 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 10, 1815-January 26, 1816

Box 634, Folder 8

Brig Rambler 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 10, 1816-December 10, 1817

Box 634, Folder 9

Brig Rambler 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 21, 1812, October 29, 1816-December 3, 1818

Box 635, Folder 1

Brig Rambler 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 27, 1816-January 6, 1817

Box 635, Folder 2

Brig Rambler 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 11, 1817-January 12, 1818

Box 635, Folder 3

Brig Rambler 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 16, 1818-December 26, 1818

Box 635, Folder 4

Brig Rambler 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 22, 1818-July 26, 1818

Box 635, Folder 5

Brig Rambler 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 12, 1818-November 25, 1819

Box 635, Folder 6

Brig Rambler 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 14, 1818-July 8, 1818

Box 635, Folder 7

Brig Rambler 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 9, 1818-August 4, 1818

Box 635, Folder 8

Brig Rambler 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 13, 1818-July 29, 1819

Box 635, Folder 9

Brig Rambler 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 6, 1819-[1820]

Box 636, Folder 1

Sloop Ranger 1 folder General Note: The sloop Ranger, also called Yankee Ranger, was employed as a privateer in 1776, an adventure in which Nicholas Brown maintained an interest along with several others. In a curious turn of events, the Ranger seized the Somerset at Nantucket as British property. The Somerset was owned by the Coffins and a hearing was held on this matter at Providence in August of 1776. The sub-series contains fitting out papers and accounts. American Revolution--Property Seizures; Buckley and Cooper; Coffin Family--Nantucket; William Earle; John Hopkins; Privateering; Nantucket--Ship Seizure; Ranger (sloop); Elizah Shepard, Jr.; Ship's Papers; Somerset; Joseph Tillinghast; William Wall; John Warner; Yankee Ranger (sloop) Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[1776]

Box 636, Folder 2

Sloop Ranger 1 folder General Note: The sloop Ranger, also called Yankee Ranger, was employed as a privateer in 1776, an adventure in which Nicholas Brown maintained an interest along with several others. In a curious turn of events, the Ranger seized the Somerset at Nantucket as British property. The Somerset was owned by the Coffins and a hearing was held on this matter at Providence in August of 1776. The sub-series contains fitting out papers and accounts. American Revolution--Property Seizures; Buckley and Cooper; Coffin Family--Nantucket; William Earle; John Hopkins; Privateering; Nantucket--Ship Seizure; Ranger (sloop); Elizah Shepard, Jr.; Ship's Papers; Somerset; Joseph Tillinghast; William Wall; John Warner; Yankee Ranger (sloop) Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

July 6, 1776-November 18, 1776

Box 636, Folder 3

Ship Resource 1 folder General Note: Captain Amos T. Jenckes sold Brown and Ives a quarter share of Resource in 1807 and together they sent the ship to Montevideo, Charleston, and Liverpool, under the command of Captain Jenckes. Cargo included furs, skins, wool, and salt. The sub-series includes fitting out papers and letters. Joseph F. Barker; John Corlis; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; Amos T. Jenckes; John Lippitt; Juno (brigantine); William F. Magee; Patterson (ship); Resource (ship); Salt; Ship's Papers; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Foreign; Trade--Great Britain; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wool Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 21, 1807-October 4, 1807

Box 636, Folder 4

Brigantine Richard 1 folder General Note: Griffin Child, Ephraim Gifford and John Elliot sold the brigantine Richard to Brown and Ives in 1818. They subsequently used her for three voyages to Africa. These were (1) June 1818-July 1819, Sierra Leone, Los Islands, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included rum, wine, tobacco, ivory, palm oil, furs, and skins [seized at Crawford Island; landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, accounts, fitting out papers, letters, bill of sale, sailing orders, protest, memoranda, seamen's accounts, portage bill]; (2) November 26, 1819-June 9, 1820, Africa, Captain Jeremiah Goff: cargo included tobacco, rum, yarn, ivory, palm oil [fitting out papers, wrappers, memoranda, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, manifest, bills]; and (3) August 15, 1821-May 17, 1822, Captain Daniel D. Dailey: cargo included beeswax, skins, ivory, coffee, hides, tobacco, rum, dry goods, rice, tea, gunpowder, flints, raisins, flour, knives, soap, hats, looking glasses [portage bill, oath of cargo, receipts, invoices, wrappers, letters, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, accounts, bill of lading, custom house papers]. Africa--Trade; John Bowers; Mary Bowers; Charlotte (ship); Griffin Child; Coffee; Daniel D. Dailey; Dress Goods; Dry Goods; Charles D'Wolfe, Jr.; John Elliot; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; Ephraim Gifford; Jeremiah Goff; George A. Hallowell; Insurance--Marine; Ivory Trade; Rice; Richard (brigantine); Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Tea; Tobacco; Trade--Africa; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 4, 1818-November 17, 1818

Box 636, Folder 5

Brigantine Richard 1 folder General Note: Griffin Child, Ephraim Gifford and John Elliot sold the brigantine Richard to Brown and Ives in 1818. They subsequently used her for three voyages to Africa. These were (1) June 1818-July 1819, Sierra Leone, Los Islands, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included rum, wine, tobacco, ivory, palm oil, furs, and skins [seized at Crawford Island; landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, accounts, fitting out papers, letters, bill of sale, sailing orders, protest, memoranda, seamen's accounts, portage bill]; (2) November 26, 1819-June 9, 1820, Africa, Captain Jeremiah Goff: cargo included tobacco, rum, yarn, ivory, palm oil [fitting out papers, wrappers, memoranda, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, manifest, bills]; and (3) August 15, 1821-May 17, 1822, Captain Daniel D. Dailey: cargo included beeswax, skins, ivory, coffee, hides, tobacco, rum, dry goods, rice, tea, gunpowder, flints, raisins, flour, knives, soap, hats, looking glasses [portage bill, oath of cargo, receipts, invoices, wrappers, letters, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, accounts, bill of lading, custom house papers]. Africa--Trade; John Bowers; Mary Bowers; Charlotte (ship); Griffin Child; Coffee; Daniel D. Dailey; Dress Goods; Dry Goods; Charles D'Wolfe, Jr.; John Elliot; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; Ephraim Gifford; Jeremiah Goff; George A. Hallowell; Insurance--Marine; Ivory Trade; Rice; Richard (brigantine); Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Tea; Tobacco; Trade--Africa; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 24, 1818-July 27, 1819

Box 636, Folder 6

Brigantine Richard 1 folder General Note: Griffin Child, Ephraim Gifford and John Elliot sold the brigantine Richard to Brown and Ives in 1818. They subsequently used her for three voyages to Africa. These were (1) June 1818-July 1819, Sierra Leone, Los Islands, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included rum, wine, tobacco, ivory, palm oil, furs, and skins [seized at Crawford Island; landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, accounts, fitting out papers, letters, bill of sale, sailing orders, protest, memoranda, seamen's accounts, portage bill]; (2) November 26, 1819-June 9, 1820, Africa, Captain Jeremiah Goff: cargo included tobacco, rum, yarn, ivory, palm oil [fitting out papers, wrappers, memoranda, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, manifest, bills]; and (3) August 15, 1821-May 17, 1822, Captain Daniel D. Dailey: cargo included beeswax, skins, ivory, coffee, hides, tobacco, rum, dry goods, rice, tea, gunpowder, flints, raisins, flour, knives, soap, hats, looking glasses [portage bill, oath of cargo, receipts, invoices, wrappers, letters, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, accounts, bill of lading, custom house papers]. Africa--Trade; John Bowers; Mary Bowers; Charlotte (ship); Griffin Child; Coffee; Daniel D. Dailey; Dress Goods; Dry Goods; Charles D'Wolfe, Jr.; John Elliot; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; Ephraim Gifford; Jeremiah Goff; George A. Hallowell; Insurance--Marine; Ivory Trade; Rice; Richard (brigantine); Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Tea; Tobacco; Trade--Africa; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 29, 1816-June 24, 1818

Box 636, Folder 7

Brigantine Richard 1 folder General Note: Griffin Child, Ephraim Gifford and John Elliot sold the brigantine Richard to Brown and Ives in 1818. They subsequently used her for three voyages to Africa. These were (1) June 1818-July 1819, Sierra Leone, Los Islands, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included rum, wine, tobacco, ivory, palm oil, furs, and skins [seized at Crawford Island; landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, accounts, fitting out papers, letters, bill of sale, sailing orders, protest, memoranda, seamen's accounts, portage bill]; (2) November 26, 1819-June 9, 1820, Africa, Captain Jeremiah Goff: cargo included tobacco, rum, yarn, ivory, palm oil [fitting out papers, wrappers, memoranda, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, manifest, bills]; and (3) August 15, 1821-May 17, 1822, Captain Daniel D. Dailey: cargo included beeswax, skins, ivory, coffee, hides, tobacco, rum, dry goods, rice, tea, gunpowder, flints, raisins, flour, knives, soap, hats, looking glasses [portage bill, oath of cargo, receipts, invoices, wrappers, letters, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, accounts, bill of lading, custom house papers]. Africa--Trade; John Bowers; Mary Bowers; Charlotte (ship); Griffin Child; Coffee; Daniel D. Dailey; Dress Goods; Dry Goods; Charles D'Wolfe, Jr.; John Elliot; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; Ephraim Gifford; Jeremiah Goff; George A. Hallowell; Insurance--Marine; Ivory Trade; Rice; Richard (brigantine); Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Tea; Tobacco; Trade--Africa; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 25, 1818-October 12, 1818

Box 636, Folder 8

Brigantine Richard 1 folder General Note: Griffin Child, Ephraim Gifford and John Elliot sold the brigantine Richard to Brown and Ives in 1818. They subsequently used her for three voyages to Africa. These were (1) June 1818-July 1819, Sierra Leone, Los Islands, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included rum, wine, tobacco, ivory, palm oil, furs, and skins [seized at Crawford Island; landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, accounts, fitting out papers, letters, bill of sale, sailing orders, protest, memoranda, seamen's accounts, portage bill]; (2) November 26, 1819-June 9, 1820, Africa, Captain Jeremiah Goff: cargo included tobacco, rum, yarn, ivory, palm oil [fitting out papers, wrappers, memoranda, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, manifest, bills]; and (3) August 15, 1821-May 17, 1822, Captain Daniel D. Dailey: cargo included beeswax, skins, ivory, coffee, hides, tobacco, rum, dry goods, rice, tea, gunpowder, flints, raisins, flour, knives, soap, hats, looking glasses [portage bill, oath of cargo, receipts, invoices, wrappers, letters, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, accounts, bill of lading, custom house papers]. Africa--Trade; John Bowers; Mary Bowers; Charlotte (ship); Griffin Child; Coffee; Daniel D. Dailey; Dress Goods; Dry Goods; Charles D'Wolfe, Jr.; John Elliot; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; Ephraim Gifford; Jeremiah Goff; George A. Hallowell; Insurance--Marine; Ivory Trade; Rice; Richard (brigantine); Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Tea; Tobacco; Trade--Africa; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 17, 1818-July 21, 1819

Box 637, Folder 1

Brigantine Richard 1 folder General Note: Griffin Child, Ephraim Gifford and John Elliot sold the brigantine Richard to Brown and Ives in 1818. They subsequently used her for three voyages to Africa. These were (1) June 1818-July 1819, Sierra Leone, Los Islands, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included rum, wine, tobacco, ivory, palm oil, furs, and skins [seized at Crawford Island; landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, accounts, fitting out papers, letters, bill of sale, sailing orders, protest, memoranda, seamen's accounts, portage bill]; (2) November 26, 1819-June 9, 1820, Africa, Captain Jeremiah Goff: cargo included tobacco, rum, yarn, ivory, palm oil [fitting out papers, wrappers, memoranda, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, manifest, bills]; and (3) August 15, 1821-May 17, 1822, Captain Daniel D. Dailey: cargo included beeswax, skins, ivory, coffee, hides, tobacco, rum, dry goods, rice, tea, gunpowder, flints, raisins, flour, knives, soap, hats, looking glasses [portage bill, oath of cargo, receipts, invoices, wrappers, letters, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, accounts, bill of lading, custom house papers]. Africa--Trade; John Bowers; Mary Bowers; Charlotte (ship); Griffin Child; Coffee; Daniel D. Dailey; Dress Goods; Dry Goods; Charles D'Wolfe, Jr.; John Elliot; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; Ephraim Gifford; Jeremiah Goff; George A. Hallowell; Insurance--Marine; Ivory Trade; Rice; Richard (brigantine); Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Tea; Tobacco; Trade--Africa; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ] 1817-March 11, 1820

Box 637, Folder 2

Brigantine Richard 1 folder General Note: Griffin Child, Ephraim Gifford and John Elliot sold the brigantine Richard to Brown and Ives in 1818. They subsequently used her for three voyages to Africa. These were (1) June 1818-July 1819, Sierra Leone, Los Islands, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included rum, wine, tobacco, ivory, palm oil, furs, and skins [seized at Crawford Island; landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, accounts, fitting out papers, letters, bill of sale, sailing orders, protest, memoranda, seamen's accounts, portage bill]; (2) November 26, 1819-June 9, 1820, Africa, Captain Jeremiah Goff: cargo included tobacco, rum, yarn, ivory, palm oil [fitting out papers, wrappers, memoranda, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, manifest, bills]; and (3) August 15, 1821-May 17, 1822, Captain Daniel D. Dailey: cargo included beeswax, skins, ivory, coffee, hides, tobacco, rum, dry goods, rice, tea, gunpowder, flints, raisins, flour, knives, soap, hats, looking glasses [portage bill, oath of cargo, receipts, invoices, wrappers, letters, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, accounts, bill of lading, custom house papers]. Africa--Trade; John Bowers; Mary Bowers; Charlotte (ship); Griffin Child; Coffee; Daniel D. Dailey; Dress Goods; Dry Goods; Charles D'Wolfe, Jr.; John Elliot; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; Ephraim Gifford; Jeremiah Goff; George A. Hallowell; Insurance--Marine; Ivory Trade; Rice; Richard (brigantine); Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Tea; Tobacco; Trade--Africa; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

October [ ], 1819-November 25, 1819

Box 637, Folder 3

Brigantine Richard 1 folder General Note: Griffin Child, Ephraim Gifford and John Elliot sold the brigantine Richard to Brown and Ives in 1818. They subsequently used her for three voyages to Africa. These were (1) June 1818-July 1819, Sierra Leone, Los Islands, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included rum, wine, tobacco, ivory, palm oil, furs, and skins [seized at Crawford Island; landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, accounts, fitting out papers, letters, bill of sale, sailing orders, protest, memoranda, seamen's accounts, portage bill]; (2) November 26, 1819-June 9, 1820, Africa, Captain Jeremiah Goff: cargo included tobacco, rum, yarn, ivory, palm oil [fitting out papers, wrappers, memoranda, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, manifest, bills]; and (3) August 15, 1821-May 17, 1822, Captain Daniel D. Dailey: cargo included beeswax, skins, ivory, coffee, hides, tobacco, rum, dry goods, rice, tea, gunpowder, flints, raisins, flour, knives, soap, hats, looking glasses [portage bill, oath of cargo, receipts, invoices, wrappers, letters, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, accounts, bill of lading, custom house papers]. Africa--Trade; John Bowers; Mary Bowers; Charlotte (ship); Griffin Child; Coffee; Daniel D. Dailey; Dress Goods; Dry Goods; Charles D'Wolfe, Jr.; John Elliot; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; Ephraim Gifford; Jeremiah Goff; George A. Hallowell; Insurance--Marine; Ivory Trade; Rice; Richard (brigantine); Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Tea; Tobacco; Trade--Africa; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 26, 1819-June 15, 1820

Box 637, Folder 4

Brigantine Richard 1 folder General Note: Griffin Child, Ephraim Gifford and John Elliot sold the brigantine Richard to Brown and Ives in 1818. They subsequently used her for three voyages to Africa. These were (1) June 1818-July 1819, Sierra Leone, Los Islands, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included rum, wine, tobacco, ivory, palm oil, furs, and skins [seized at Crawford Island; landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, accounts, fitting out papers, letters, bill of sale, sailing orders, protest, memoranda, seamen's accounts, portage bill]; (2) November 26, 1819-June 9, 1820, Africa, Captain Jeremiah Goff: cargo included tobacco, rum, yarn, ivory, palm oil [fitting out papers, wrappers, memoranda, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, manifest, bills]; and (3) August 15, 1821-May 17, 1822, Captain Daniel D. Dailey: cargo included beeswax, skins, ivory, coffee, hides, tobacco, rum, dry goods, rice, tea, gunpowder, flints, raisins, flour, knives, soap, hats, looking glasses [portage bill, oath of cargo, receipts, invoices, wrappers, letters, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, accounts, bill of lading, custom house papers]. Africa--Trade; John Bowers; Mary Bowers; Charlotte (ship); Griffin Child; Coffee; Daniel D. Dailey; Dress Goods; Dry Goods; Charles D'Wolfe, Jr.; John Elliot; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; Ephraim Gifford; Jeremiah Goff; George A. Hallowell; Insurance--Marine; Ivory Trade; Rice; Richard (brigantine); Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Tea; Tobacco; Trade--Africa; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 20, 1821-September 10, 1822

Box 637, Folder 5

Brigantine Richard 1 folder General Note: Griffin Child, Ephraim Gifford and John Elliot sold the brigantine Richard to Brown and Ives in 1818. They subsequently used her for three voyages to Africa. These were (1) June 1818-July 1819, Sierra Leone, Los Islands, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included rum, wine, tobacco, ivory, palm oil, furs, and skins [seized at Crawford Island; landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, accounts, fitting out papers, letters, bill of sale, sailing orders, protest, memoranda, seamen's accounts, portage bill]; (2) November 26, 1819-June 9, 1820, Africa, Captain Jeremiah Goff: cargo included tobacco, rum, yarn, ivory, palm oil [fitting out papers, wrappers, memoranda, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, manifest, bills]; and (3) August 15, 1821-May 17, 1822, Captain Daniel D. Dailey: cargo included beeswax, skins, ivory, coffee, hides, tobacco, rum, dry goods, rice, tea, gunpowder, flints, raisins, flour, knives, soap, hats, looking glasses [portage bill, oath of cargo, receipts, invoices, wrappers, letters, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, accounts, bill of lading, custom house papers]. Africa--Trade; John Bowers; Mary Bowers; Charlotte (ship); Griffin Child; Coffee; Daniel D. Dailey; Dress Goods; Dry Goods; Charles D'Wolfe, Jr.; John Elliot; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; Ephraim Gifford; Jeremiah Goff; George A. Hallowell; Insurance--Marine; Ivory Trade; Rice; Richard (brigantine); Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Tea; Tobacco; Trade--Africa; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 1, 1821-September [ ], 1827

Box 637, Folder 6

Brigantine Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: Power and Rogers, Nicholas Brown, and Joseph Brown owned shares in the brigantine Rising Sun for an adventure to Amsterdam, Surinam, the Faro Islands, and Cadiz in 1782 under the command of Captain Thomas Jackson. Materials in the sub-series include invoices, wrappers, account of cargo, fitting out papers, receipts, memoranda, a note to Governor William Greene requesting a letter of marque, insurance, accounts, sailing orders, letters, and an agreement. Amsterdam--Trade; Cadiz--Trade; Commercial Policy--United States; Faro Islands--Trade; William Greene; Thomas Jackson; Letter of Marque; Privateering; Rising Sun (brigantine); Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Foreign Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

April 25, 1782-August 24, 1782

Box 637, Folder 7

Brigantine Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: Power and Rogers, Nicholas Brown, and Joseph Brown owned shares in the brigantine Rising Sun for an adventure to Amsterdam, Surinam, the Faro Islands, and Cadiz in 1782 under the command of Captain Thomas Jackson. Materials in the sub-series include invoices, wrappers, account of cargo, fitting out papers, receipts, memoranda, a note to Governor William Greene requesting a letter of marque, insurance, accounts, sailing orders, letters, and an agreement. Amsterdam--Trade; Cadiz--Trade; Commercial Policy--United States; Faro Islands--Trade; William Greene; Thomas Jackson; Letter of Marque; Privateering; Rising Sun (brigantine); Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Foreign Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

March 7, 1782-June 17, 1784

Box 637, Folder 8

Brigantine Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: Power and Rogers, Nicholas Brown, and Joseph Brown owned shares in the brigantine Rising Sun for an adventure to Amsterdam, Surinam, the Faro Islands, and Cadiz in 1782 under the command of Captain Thomas Jackson. Materials in the sub-series include invoices, wrappers, account of cargo, fitting out papers, receipts, memoranda, a note to Governor William Greene requesting a letter of marque, insurance, accounts, sailing orders, letters, and an agreement. Amsterdam--Trade; Cadiz--Trade; Commercial Policy--United States; Faro Islands--Trade; William Greene; Thomas Jackson; Letter of Marque; Privateering; Rising Sun (brigantine); Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Foreign Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1782

Box 638, Folder 1

Brigantine Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: Power and Rogers, Nicholas Brown, and Joseph Brown owned shares in the brigantine Rising Sun for an adventure to Amsterdam, Surinam, the Faro Islands, and Cadiz in 1782 under the command of Captain Thomas Jackson. Materials in the sub-series include invoices, wrappers, account of cargo, fitting out papers, receipts, memoranda, a note to Governor William Greene requesting a letter of marque, insurance, accounts, sailing orders, letters, and an agreement. Amsterdam--Trade; Cadiz--Trade; Commercial Policy--United States; Faro Islands--Trade; William Greene; Thomas Jackson; Letter of Marque; Privateering; Rising Sun (brigantine); Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Foreign Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[ ] 1782

Box 638, Folder 2

Brigantine Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: Power and Rogers, Nicholas Brown, and Joseph Brown owned shares in the brigantine Rising Sun for an adventure to Amsterdam, Surinam, the Faro Islands, and Cadiz in 1782 under the command of Captain Thomas Jackson. Materials in the sub-series include invoices, wrappers, account of cargo, fitting out papers, receipts, memoranda, a note to Governor William Greene requesting a letter of marque, insurance, accounts, sailing orders, letters, and an agreement. Amsterdam--Trade; Cadiz--Trade; Commercial Policy--United States; Faro Islands--Trade; William Greene; Thomas Jackson; Letter of Marque; Privateering; Rising Sun (brigantine); Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Foreign Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[ ] 1782-April 3, 1782

Box 638, Folder 3

Brigantine Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: Power and Rogers, Nicholas Brown, and Joseph Brown owned shares in the brigantine Rising Sun for an adventure to Amsterdam, Surinam, the Faro Islands, and Cadiz in 1782 under the command of Captain Thomas Jackson. Materials in the sub-series include invoices, wrappers, account of cargo, fitting out papers, receipts, memoranda, a note to Governor William Greene requesting a letter of marque, insurance, accounts, sailing orders, letters, and an agreement. Amsterdam--Trade; Cadiz--Trade; Commercial Policy--United States; Faro Islands--Trade; William Greene; Thomas Jackson; Letter of Marque; Privateering; Rising Sun (brigantine); Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Foreign Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

April 8, 1782-December 23, 1783

Box 638, Folder 4

Brigantine Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson received the brigantine Rising Sun from Job Taber and Company in 1785 in payment for debts owed. The vessel sailed numerous times for the partnership in both trading and whaling adventures. Voyages included (1) May 10, 1787-January 6, 1788, to Bordeaux and Norfolk, VA, Captain Lemuel Bishop: cargo included tobacco, salt, wine [statement, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, memoranda, invoices, letters, sailing orders, inventory, agreement, receipt, some documents in French]; (2) March 9, 1788-July 9, 1788, to West Indies, Captain Lemuel Bishop: cargo included lumber, sugar, molasses, flour, agricultural products, fish, candles, wine [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, letters, clearance papers, accounts, fitting out papers]; (3) August 28, 1788-July 26, 1789, whaling voyage to Cape of Good Hope, Captain Jonathan Mooers [wrappers, recommendations for preserving health of crew, letters, sailing orders, account book of whaling voyage, fitting out papers, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (4) August 29, 1789-July 29, 1790, whaling voyage to Cape of Good Hope, Captain Brown Coffin [wrappers, ship repair accounts, article of agreement, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, fitting out accounts, list of ship's stores, discussion of treatment of black crew members]; and (5) August 30, 1790-July 1791, whaling voyage to coast of Brazil, Captain Jonathan Mooers [whalemen's account book, wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, list of ship's stores]. Africa--Cape of Good Hope--Whaling Voyage; Lemuel Bishop; Bordeaux--Trade; Brazil--Whaling Voyage; Brown Coffin; Brown, Rogers and Brown; Candles; Fish; Flour; Health and Sickness--Shipboard Medicine; Insurance--Marine; Laborers' Accounts; Maritime History--Shipboard Conditions; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Mariners--Black--Treatment; Molasses; Jonathan Mooers; Norfolk, VA--Trade; Power and Rogers; Produce; Rising Sun (brigantine); Salt; Ship's Papers; Ship's Stores; Sugar; Job Taber and Company; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Virginia; Trade--European--France; Trade--Foreign; V. & P. French and Nephew; West Indies--Trade; Whaling--Voyages--Accounts; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

May [ ] 1786-September 30, 1787

Box 638, Folder 5

Brigantine Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson received the brigantine Rising Sun from Job Taber and Company in 1785 in payment for debts owed. The vessel sailed numerous times for the partnership in both trading and whaling adventures. Voyages included (1) May 10, 1787-January 6, 1788, to Bordeaux and Norfolk, VA, Captain Lemuel Bishop: cargo included tobacco, salt, wine [statement, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, memoranda, invoices, letters, sailing orders, inventory, agreement, receipt, some documents in French]; (2) March 9, 1788-July 9, 1788, to West Indies, Captain Lemuel Bishop: cargo included lumber, sugar, molasses, flour, agricultural products, fish, candles, wine [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, letters, clearance papers, accounts, fitting out papers]; (3) August 28, 1788-July 26, 1789, whaling voyage to Cape of Good Hope, Captain Jonathan Mooers [wrappers, recommendations for preserving health of crew, letters, sailing orders, account book of whaling voyage, fitting out papers, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (4) August 29, 1789-July 29, 1790, whaling voyage to Cape of Good Hope, Captain Brown Coffin [wrappers, ship repair accounts, article of agreement, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, fitting out accounts, list of ship's stores, discussion of treatment of black crew members]; and (5) August 30, 1790-July 1791, whaling voyage to coast of Brazil, Captain Jonathan Mooers [whalemen's account book, wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, list of ship's stores]. Africa--Cape of Good Hope--Whaling Voyage; Lemuel Bishop; Bordeaux--Trade; Brazil--Whaling Voyage; Brown Coffin; Brown, Rogers and Brown; Candles; Fish; Flour; Health and Sickness--Shipboard Medicine; Insurance--Marine; Laborers' Accounts; Maritime History--Shipboard Conditions; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Mariners--Black--Treatment; Molasses; Jonathan Mooers; Norfolk, VA--Trade; Power and Rogers; Produce; Rising Sun (brigantine); Salt; Ship's Papers; Ship's Stores; Sugar; Job Taber and Company; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Virginia; Trade--European--France; Trade--Foreign; V. & P. French and Nephew; West Indies--Trade; Whaling--Voyages--Accounts; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

April 26, 1786-November 18, 1791

Box 638, Folder 6

Brigantine Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson received the brigantine Rising Sun from Job Taber and Company in 1785 in payment for debts owed. The vessel sailed numerous times for the partnership in both trading and whaling adventures. Voyages included (1) May 10, 1787-January 6, 1788, to Bordeaux and Norfolk, VA, Captain Lemuel Bishop: cargo included tobacco, salt, wine [statement, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, memoranda, invoices, letters, sailing orders, inventory, agreement, receipt, some documents in French]; (2) March 9, 1788-July 9, 1788, to West Indies, Captain Lemuel Bishop: cargo included lumber, sugar, molasses, flour, agricultural products, fish, candles, wine [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, letters, clearance papers, accounts, fitting out papers]; (3) August 28, 1788-July 26, 1789, whaling voyage to Cape of Good Hope, Captain Jonathan Mooers [wrappers, recommendations for preserving health of crew, letters, sailing orders, account book of whaling voyage, fitting out papers, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (4) August 29, 1789-July 29, 1790, whaling voyage to Cape of Good Hope, Captain Brown Coffin [wrappers, ship repair accounts, article of agreement, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, fitting out accounts, list of ship's stores, discussion of treatment of black crew members]; and (5) August 30, 1790-July 1791, whaling voyage to coast of Brazil, Captain Jonathan Mooers [whalemen's account book, wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, list of ship's stores]. Africa--Cape of Good Hope--Whaling Voyage; Lemuel Bishop; Bordeaux--Trade; Brazil--Whaling Voyage; Brown Coffin; Brown, Rogers and Brown; Candles; Fish; Flour; Health and Sickness--Shipboard Medicine; Insurance--Marine; Laborers' Accounts; Maritime History--Shipboard Conditions; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Mariners--Black--Treatment; Molasses; Jonathan Mooers; Norfolk, VA--Trade; Power and Rogers; Produce; Rising Sun (brigantine); Salt; Ship's Papers; Ship's Stores; Sugar; Job Taber and Company; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Virginia; Trade--European--France; Trade--Foreign; V. & P. French and Nephew; West Indies--Trade; Whaling--Voyages--Accounts; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

October 17, 1785-August 28, 1787

Box 638, Folder 7

Brigantine Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson received the brigantine Rising Sun from Job Taber and Company in 1785 in payment for debts owed. The vessel sailed numerous times for the partnership in both trading and whaling adventures. Voyages included (1) May 10, 1787-January 6, 1788, to Bordeaux and Norfolk, VA, Captain Lemuel Bishop: cargo included tobacco, salt, wine [statement, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, memoranda, invoices, letters, sailing orders, inventory, agreement, receipt, some documents in French]; (2) March 9, 1788-July 9, 1788, to West Indies, Captain Lemuel Bishop: cargo included lumber, sugar, molasses, flour, agricultural products, fish, candles, wine [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, letters, clearance papers, accounts, fitting out papers]; (3) August 28, 1788-July 26, 1789, whaling voyage to Cape of Good Hope, Captain Jonathan Mooers [wrappers, recommendations for preserving health of crew, letters, sailing orders, account book of whaling voyage, fitting out papers, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (4) August 29, 1789-July 29, 1790, whaling voyage to Cape of Good Hope, Captain Brown Coffin [wrappers, ship repair accounts, article of agreement, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, fitting out accounts, list of ship's stores, discussion of treatment of black crew members]; and (5) August 30, 1790-July 1791, whaling voyage to coast of Brazil, Captain Jonathan Mooers [whalemen's account book, wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, list of ship's stores]. Africa--Cape of Good Hope--Whaling Voyage; Lemuel Bishop; Bordeaux--Trade; Brazil--Whaling Voyage; Brown Coffin; Brown, Rogers and Brown; Candles; Fish; Flour; Health and Sickness--Shipboard Medicine; Insurance--Marine; Laborers' Accounts; Maritime History--Shipboard Conditions; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Mariners--Black--Treatment; Molasses; Jonathan Mooers; Norfolk, VA--Trade; Power and Rogers; Produce; Rising Sun (brigantine); Salt; Ship's Papers; Ship's Stores; Sugar; Job Taber and Company; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Virginia; Trade--European--France; Trade--Foreign; V. & P. French and Nephew; West Indies--Trade; Whaling--Voyages--Accounts; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

[ ] 1786-1787

Box 638, Folder 8

Brigantine Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson received the brigantine Rising Sun from Job Taber and Company in 1785 in payment for debts owed. The vessel sailed numerous times for the partnership in both trading and whaling adventures. Voyages included (1) May 10, 1787-January 6, 1788, to Bordeaux and Norfolk, VA, Captain Lemuel Bishop: cargo included tobacco, salt, wine [statement, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, memoranda, invoices, letters, sailing orders, inventory, agreement, receipt, some documents in French]; (2) March 9, 1788-July 9, 1788, to West Indies, Captain Lemuel Bishop: cargo included lumber, sugar, molasses, flour, agricultural products, fish, candles, wine [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, letters, clearance papers, accounts, fitting out papers]; (3) August 28, 1788-July 26, 1789, whaling voyage to Cape of Good Hope, Captain Jonathan Mooers [wrappers, recommendations for preserving health of crew, letters, sailing orders, account book of whaling voyage, fitting out papers, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (4) August 29, 1789-July 29, 1790, whaling voyage to Cape of Good Hope, Captain Brown Coffin [wrappers, ship repair accounts, article of agreement, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, fitting out accounts, list of ship's stores, discussion of treatment of black crew members]; and (5) August 30, 1790-July 1791, whaling voyage to coast of Brazil, Captain Jonathan Mooers [whalemen's account book, wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, list of ship's stores]. Africa--Cape of Good Hope--Whaling Voyage; Lemuel Bishop; Bordeaux--Trade; Brazil--Whaling Voyage; Brown Coffin; Brown, Rogers and Brown; Candles; Fish; Flour; Health and Sickness--Shipboard Medicine; Insurance--Marine; Laborers' Accounts; Maritime History--Shipboard Conditions; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Mariners--Black--Treatment; Molasses; Jonathan Mooers; Norfolk, VA--Trade; Power and Rogers; Produce; Rising Sun (brigantine); Salt; Ship's Papers; Ship's Stores; Sugar; Job Taber and Company; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Virginia; Trade--European--France; Trade--Foreign; V. & P. French and Nephew; West Indies--Trade; Whaling--Voyages--Accounts; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

[ ] 1788-May 26, 1788

Box 638, Folder 9

Brigantine Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson received the brigantine Rising Sun from Job Taber and Company in 1785 in payment for debts owed. The vessel sailed numerous times for the partnership in both trading and whaling adventures. Voyages included (1) May 10, 1787-January 6, 1788, to Bordeaux and Norfolk, VA, Captain Lemuel Bishop: cargo included tobacco, salt, wine [statement, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, memoranda, invoices, letters, sailing orders, inventory, agreement, receipt, some documents in French]; (2) March 9, 1788-July 9, 1788, to West Indies, Captain Lemuel Bishop: cargo included lumber, sugar, molasses, flour, agricultural products, fish, candles, wine [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, letters, clearance papers, accounts, fitting out papers]; (3) August 28, 1788-July 26, 1789, whaling voyage to Cape of Good Hope, Captain Jonathan Mooers [wrappers, recommendations for preserving health of crew, letters, sailing orders, account book of whaling voyage, fitting out papers, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (4) August 29, 1789-July 29, 1790, whaling voyage to Cape of Good Hope, Captain Brown Coffin [wrappers, ship repair accounts, article of agreement, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, fitting out accounts, list of ship's stores, discussion of treatment of black crew members]; and (5) August 30, 1790-July 1791, whaling voyage to coast of Brazil, Captain Jonathan Mooers [whalemen's account book, wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, list of ship's stores]. Africa--Cape of Good Hope--Whaling Voyage; Lemuel Bishop; Bordeaux--Trade; Brazil--Whaling Voyage; Brown Coffin; Brown, Rogers and Brown; Candles; Fish; Flour; Health and Sickness--Shipboard Medicine; Insurance--Marine; Laborers' Accounts; Maritime History--Shipboard Conditions; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Mariners--Black--Treatment; Molasses; Jonathan Mooers; Norfolk, VA--Trade; Power and Rogers; Produce; Rising Sun (brigantine); Salt; Ship's Papers; Ship's Stores; Sugar; Job Taber and Company; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Virginia; Trade--European--France; Trade--Foreign; V. & P. French and Nephew; West Indies--Trade; Whaling--Voyages--Accounts; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

March 8, 1788-December 24, 1788

Box 639, Folder 1

Brigantine Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson received the brigantine Rising Sun from Job Taber and Company in 1785 in payment for debts owed. The vessel sailed numerous times for the partnership in both trading and whaling adventures. Voyages included (1) May 10, 1787-January 6, 1788, to Bordeaux and Norfolk, VA, Captain Lemuel Bishop: cargo included tobacco, salt, wine [statement, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, memoranda, invoices, letters, sailing orders, inventory, agreement, receipt, some documents in French]; (2) March 9, 1788-July 9, 1788, to West Indies, Captain Lemuel Bishop: cargo included lumber, sugar, molasses, flour, agricultural products, fish, candles, wine [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, letters, clearance papers, accounts, fitting out papers]; (3) August 28, 1788-July 26, 1789, whaling voyage to Cape of Good Hope, Captain Jonathan Mooers [wrappers, recommendations for preserving health of crew, letters, sailing orders, account book of whaling voyage, fitting out papers, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (4) August 29, 1789-July 29, 1790, whaling voyage to Cape of Good Hope, Captain Brown Coffin [wrappers, ship repair accounts, article of agreement, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, fitting out accounts, list of ship's stores, discussion of treatment of black crew members]; and (5) August 30, 1790-July 1791, whaling voyage to coast of Brazil, Captain Jonathan Mooers [whalemen's account book, wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, list of ship's stores]. Africa--Cape of Good Hope--Whaling Voyage; Lemuel Bishop; Bordeaux--Trade; Brazil--Whaling Voyage; Brown Coffin; Brown, Rogers and Brown; Candles; Fish; Flour; Health and Sickness--Shipboard Medicine; Insurance--Marine; Laborers' Accounts; Maritime History--Shipboard Conditions; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Mariners--Black--Treatment; Molasses; Jonathan Mooers; Norfolk, VA--Trade; Power and Rogers; Produce; Rising Sun (brigantine); Salt; Ship's Papers; Ship's Stores; Sugar; Job Taber and Company; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Virginia; Trade--European--France; Trade--Foreign; V. & P. French and Nephew; West Indies--Trade; Whaling--Voyages--Accounts; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

[ ] 1788-August 28, 1788

Box 639, Folder 2

Brigantine Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson received the brigantine Rising Sun from Job Taber and Company in 1785 in payment for debts owed. The vessel sailed numerous times for the partnership in both trading and whaling adventures. Voyages included (1) May 10, 1787-January 6, 1788, to Bordeaux and Norfolk, VA, Captain Lemuel Bishop: cargo included tobacco, salt, wine [statement, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, memoranda, invoices, letters, sailing orders, inventory, agreement, receipt, some documents in French]; (2) March 9, 1788-July 9, 1788, to West Indies, Captain Lemuel Bishop: cargo included lumber, sugar, molasses, flour, agricultural products, fish, candles, wine [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, letters, clearance papers, accounts, fitting out papers]; (3) August 28, 1788-July 26, 1789, whaling voyage to Cape of Good Hope, Captain Jonathan Mooers [wrappers, recommendations for preserving health of crew, letters, sailing orders, account book of whaling voyage, fitting out papers, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (4) August 29, 1789-July 29, 1790, whaling voyage to Cape of Good Hope, Captain Brown Coffin [wrappers, ship repair accounts, article of agreement, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, fitting out accounts, list of ship's stores, discussion of treatment of black crew members]; and (5) August 30, 1790-July 1791, whaling voyage to coast of Brazil, Captain Jonathan Mooers [whalemen's account book, wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, list of ship's stores]. Africa--Cape of Good Hope--Whaling Voyage; Lemuel Bishop; Bordeaux--Trade; Brazil--Whaling Voyage; Brown Coffin; Brown, Rogers and Brown; Candles; Fish; Flour; Health and Sickness--Shipboard Medicine; Insurance--Marine; Laborers' Accounts; Maritime History--Shipboard Conditions; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Mariners--Black--Treatment; Molasses; Jonathan Mooers; Norfolk, VA--Trade; Power and Rogers; Produce; Rising Sun (brigantine); Salt; Ship's Papers; Ship's Stores; Sugar; Job Taber and Company; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Virginia; Trade--European--France; Trade--Foreign; V. & P. French and Nephew; West Indies--Trade; Whaling--Voyages--Accounts; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

August 7, 1789-September 10, 1789

Box 639, Folder 3

Brigantine Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson received the brigantine Rising Sun from Job Taber and Company in 1785 in payment for debts owed. The vessel sailed numerous times for the partnership in both trading and whaling adventures. Voyages included (1) May 10, 1787-January 6, 1788, to Bordeaux and Norfolk, VA, Captain Lemuel Bishop: cargo included tobacco, salt, wine [statement, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, memoranda, invoices, letters, sailing orders, inventory, agreement, receipt, some documents in French]; (2) March 9, 1788-July 9, 1788, to West Indies, Captain Lemuel Bishop: cargo included lumber, sugar, molasses, flour, agricultural products, fish, candles, wine [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, letters, clearance papers, accounts, fitting out papers]; (3) August 28, 1788-July 26, 1789, whaling voyage to Cape of Good Hope, Captain Jonathan Mooers [wrappers, recommendations for preserving health of crew, letters, sailing orders, account book of whaling voyage, fitting out papers, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (4) August 29, 1789-July 29, 1790, whaling voyage to Cape of Good Hope, Captain Brown Coffin [wrappers, ship repair accounts, article of agreement, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, fitting out accounts, list of ship's stores, discussion of treatment of black crew members]; and (5) August 30, 1790-July 1791, whaling voyage to coast of Brazil, Captain Jonathan Mooers [whalemen's account book, wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, list of ship's stores]. Africa--Cape of Good Hope--Whaling Voyage; Lemuel Bishop; Bordeaux--Trade; Brazil--Whaling Voyage; Brown Coffin; Brown, Rogers and Brown; Candles; Fish; Flour; Health and Sickness--Shipboard Medicine; Insurance--Marine; Laborers' Accounts; Maritime History--Shipboard Conditions; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Mariners--Black--Treatment; Molasses; Jonathan Mooers; Norfolk, VA--Trade; Power and Rogers; Produce; Rising Sun (brigantine); Salt; Ship's Papers; Ship's Stores; Sugar; Job Taber and Company; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Virginia; Trade--European--France; Trade--Foreign; V. & P. French and Nephew; West Indies--Trade; Whaling--Voyages--Accounts; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

July 3, 1790-October 8, 1790

Box 639, Folder 4

Brigantine Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: Brown and Benson received the brigantine Rising Sun from Job Taber and Company in 1785 in payment for debts owed. The vessel sailed numerous times for the partnership in both trading and whaling adventures. Voyages included (1) May 10, 1787-January 6, 1788, to Bordeaux and Norfolk, VA, Captain Lemuel Bishop: cargo included tobacco, salt, wine [statement, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, memoranda, invoices, letters, sailing orders, inventory, agreement, receipt, some documents in French]; (2) March 9, 1788-July 9, 1788, to West Indies, Captain Lemuel Bishop: cargo included lumber, sugar, molasses, flour, agricultural products, fish, candles, wine [wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, letters, clearance papers, accounts, fitting out papers]; (3) August 28, 1788-July 26, 1789, whaling voyage to Cape of Good Hope, Captain Jonathan Mooers [wrappers, recommendations for preserving health of crew, letters, sailing orders, account book of whaling voyage, fitting out papers, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (4) August 29, 1789-July 29, 1790, whaling voyage to Cape of Good Hope, Captain Brown Coffin [wrappers, ship repair accounts, article of agreement, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, fitting out accounts, list of ship's stores, discussion of treatment of black crew members]; and (5) August 30, 1790-July 1791, whaling voyage to coast of Brazil, Captain Jonathan Mooers [whalemen's account book, wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, list of ship's stores]. Africa--Cape of Good Hope--Whaling Voyage; Lemuel Bishop; Bordeaux--Trade; Brazil--Whaling Voyage; Brown Coffin; Brown, Rogers and Brown; Candles; Fish; Flour; Health and Sickness--Shipboard Medicine; Insurance--Marine; Laborers' Accounts; Maritime History--Shipboard Conditions; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Mariners--Black--Treatment; Molasses; Jonathan Mooers; Norfolk, VA--Trade; Power and Rogers; Produce; Rising Sun (brigantine); Salt; Ship's Papers; Ship's Stores; Sugar; Job Taber and Company; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Virginia; Trade--European--France; Trade--Foreign; V. & P. French and Nephew; West Indies--Trade; Whaling--Voyages--Accounts; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

1790-1791, June 27, 1791-September 5, 1791

Box 639, Folder 5

Ship Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: The ship Rising Sun made three voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives between 1792 and 1794: (1) January 15, 1792-May 26, 1793, Bombay, Canton, St. Eustatius, Captain Pardon Sheldon: cargo included cotton, China goods, sugar, wine, candles, whale products, fish, agricultural products, flour, iron, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, list of American ships in Canton, accounts, agreements, sailing orders, invoices, memoranda]; (2) June 14, 1793-February 24, 1794, Baltimore, Bordeaux, Jersey, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rice, tobacco, rum, coffee [stopped by British privateer Dolphin on her way to Baltimore but allowed to proceed; while in Baltimore, Captain Olney took on passengers, French refugees from revolutionary Haiti; see wrappers, letters, sailing orders, certificate, protest, affidavit, opinion, distributions, and accounts]; and (3) April 26, 1794-November 11, 1794, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, hemp, iron, duck [shares to John Rogers and to Brown, Benson and Ives; see wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, charter party, account of sales, and invoices]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Joseph Anthony and Son; Bills of Exchange; Candles; China Trade--Canton; China Trade--Goods; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Cotton; Freight and Freightage; Haiti--History--Revolution; Hemp; Hope (ship); Iron; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Prices Current--St. Petersburg; Privateering; India--Bombay--Trade; Revenue Laws; Rice; Rising Sun (ship); Rum; Ryberg and Company; Pardon Sheldon; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; St. Eustatius--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Wine Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

December 10, 1791-May 28, 1793

Box 639, Folder 6

Ship Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: The ship Rising Sun made three voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives between 1792 and 1794: (1) January 15, 1792-May 26, 1793, Bombay, Canton, St. Eustatius, Captain Pardon Sheldon: cargo included cotton, China goods, sugar, wine, candles, whale products, fish, agricultural products, flour, iron, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, list of American ships in Canton, accounts, agreements, sailing orders, invoices, memoranda]; (2) June 14, 1793-February 24, 1794, Baltimore, Bordeaux, Jersey, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rice, tobacco, rum, coffee [stopped by British privateer Dolphin on her way to Baltimore but allowed to proceed; while in Baltimore, Captain Olney took on passengers, French refugees from revolutionary Haiti; see wrappers, letters, sailing orders, certificate, protest, affidavit, opinion, distributions, and accounts]; and (3) April 26, 1794-November 11, 1794, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, hemp, iron, duck [shares to John Rogers and to Brown, Benson and Ives; see wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, charter party, account of sales, and invoices]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Joseph Anthony and Son; Bills of Exchange; Candles; China Trade--Canton; China Trade--Goods; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Cotton; Freight and Freightage; Haiti--History--Revolution; Hemp; Hope (ship); Iron; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Prices Current--St. Petersburg; Privateering; India--Bombay--Trade; Revenue Laws; Rice; Rising Sun (ship); Rum; Ryberg and Company; Pardon Sheldon; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; St. Eustatius--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Wine Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

November 30, 1791-July 14, 1792

Box 639, Folder 7

Ship Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: The ship Rising Sun made three voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives between 1792 and 1794: (1) January 15, 1792-May 26, 1793, Bombay, Canton, St. Eustatius, Captain Pardon Sheldon: cargo included cotton, China goods, sugar, wine, candles, whale products, fish, agricultural products, flour, iron, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, list of American ships in Canton, accounts, agreements, sailing orders, invoices, memoranda]; (2) June 14, 1793-February 24, 1794, Baltimore, Bordeaux, Jersey, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rice, tobacco, rum, coffee [stopped by British privateer Dolphin on her way to Baltimore but allowed to proceed; while in Baltimore, Captain Olney took on passengers, French refugees from revolutionary Haiti; see wrappers, letters, sailing orders, certificate, protest, affidavit, opinion, distributions, and accounts]; and (3) April 26, 1794-November 11, 1794, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, hemp, iron, duck [shares to John Rogers and to Brown, Benson and Ives; see wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, charter party, account of sales, and invoices]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Joseph Anthony and Son; Bills of Exchange; Candles; China Trade--Canton; China Trade--Goods; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Cotton; Freight and Freightage; Haiti--History--Revolution; Hemp; Hope (ship); Iron; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Prices Current--St. Petersburg; Privateering; India--Bombay--Trade; Revenue Laws; Rice; Rising Sun (ship); Rum; Ryberg and Company; Pardon Sheldon; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; St. Eustatius--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Wine Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

[ ] 1792-1793

Box 639, Folder 8

Ship Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: The ship Rising Sun made three voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives between 1792 and 1794: (1) January 15, 1792-May 26, 1793, Bombay, Canton, St. Eustatius, Captain Pardon Sheldon: cargo included cotton, China goods, sugar, wine, candles, whale products, fish, agricultural products, flour, iron, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, list of American ships in Canton, accounts, agreements, sailing orders, invoices, memoranda]; (2) June 14, 1793-February 24, 1794, Baltimore, Bordeaux, Jersey, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rice, tobacco, rum, coffee [stopped by British privateer Dolphin on her way to Baltimore but allowed to proceed; while in Baltimore, Captain Olney took on passengers, French refugees from revolutionary Haiti; see wrappers, letters, sailing orders, certificate, protest, affidavit, opinion, distributions, and accounts]; and (3) April 26, 1794-November 11, 1794, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, hemp, iron, duck [shares to John Rogers and to Brown, Benson and Ives; see wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, charter party, account of sales, and invoices]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Joseph Anthony and Son; Bills of Exchange; Candles; China Trade--Canton; China Trade--Goods; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Cotton; Freight and Freightage; Haiti--History--Revolution; Hemp; Hope (ship); Iron; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Prices Current--St. Petersburg; Privateering; India--Bombay--Trade; Revenue Laws; Rice; Rising Sun (ship); Rum; Ryberg and Company; Pardon Sheldon; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; St. Eustatius--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Wine Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

January 10, 1792-October 14, 1793

Box 639, Folder 9

Ship Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: The ship Rising Sun made three voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives between 1792 and 1794: (1) January 15, 1792-May 26, 1793, Bombay, Canton, St. Eustatius, Captain Pardon Sheldon: cargo included cotton, China goods, sugar, wine, candles, whale products, fish, agricultural products, flour, iron, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, list of American ships in Canton, accounts, agreements, sailing orders, invoices, memoranda]; (2) June 14, 1793-February 24, 1794, Baltimore, Bordeaux, Jersey, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rice, tobacco, rum, coffee [stopped by British privateer Dolphin on her way to Baltimore but allowed to proceed; while in Baltimore, Captain Olney took on passengers, French refugees from revolutionary Haiti; see wrappers, letters, sailing orders, certificate, protest, affidavit, opinion, distributions, and accounts]; and (3) April 26, 1794-November 11, 1794, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, hemp, iron, duck [shares to John Rogers and to Brown, Benson and Ives; see wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, charter party, account of sales, and invoices]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Joseph Anthony and Son; Bills of Exchange; Candles; China Trade--Canton; China Trade--Goods; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Cotton; Freight and Freightage; Haiti--History--Revolution; Hemp; Hope (ship); Iron; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Prices Current--St. Petersburg; Privateering; India--Bombay--Trade; Revenue Laws; Rice; Rising Sun (ship); Rum; Ryberg and Company; Pardon Sheldon; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; St. Eustatius--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Wine Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

June 2, 1793-December 4, 1795

Box 640, Folder 1

Ship Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: The ship Rising Sun made three voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives between 1792 and 1794: (1) January 15, 1792-May 26, 1793, Bombay, Canton, St. Eustatius, Captain Pardon Sheldon: cargo included cotton, China goods, sugar, wine, candles, whale products, fish, agricultural products, flour, iron, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, list of American ships in Canton, accounts, agreements, sailing orders, invoices, memoranda]; (2) June 14, 1793-February 24, 1794, Baltimore, Bordeaux, Jersey, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rice, tobacco, rum, coffee [stopped by British privateer Dolphin on her way to Baltimore but allowed to proceed; while in Baltimore, Captain Olney took on passengers, French refugees from revolutionary Haiti; see wrappers, letters, sailing orders, certificate, protest, affidavit, opinion, distributions, and accounts]; and (3) April 26, 1794-November 11, 1794, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, hemp, iron, duck [shares to John Rogers and to Brown, Benson and Ives; see wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, charter party, account of sales, and invoices]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Joseph Anthony and Son; Bills of Exchange; Candles; China Trade--Canton; China Trade--Goods; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Cotton; Freight and Freightage; Haiti--History--Revolution; Hemp; Hope (ship); Iron; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Prices Current--St. Petersburg; Privateering; India--Bombay--Trade; Revenue Laws; Rice; Rising Sun (ship); Rum; Ryberg and Company; Pardon Sheldon; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; St. Eustatius--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Wine Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

June 11, 1793-ca. February [ ] 1794

Box 640, Folder 2

Ship Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: The ship Rising Sun made three voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives between 1792 and 1794: (1) January 15, 1792-May 26, 1793, Bombay, Canton, St. Eustatius, Captain Pardon Sheldon: cargo included cotton, China goods, sugar, wine, candles, whale products, fish, agricultural products, flour, iron, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, list of American ships in Canton, accounts, agreements, sailing orders, invoices, memoranda]; (2) June 14, 1793-February 24, 1794, Baltimore, Bordeaux, Jersey, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rice, tobacco, rum, coffee [stopped by British privateer Dolphin on her way to Baltimore but allowed to proceed; while in Baltimore, Captain Olney took on passengers, French refugees from revolutionary Haiti; see wrappers, letters, sailing orders, certificate, protest, affidavit, opinion, distributions, and accounts]; and (3) April 26, 1794-November 11, 1794, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, hemp, iron, duck [shares to John Rogers and to Brown, Benson and Ives; see wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, charter party, account of sales, and invoices]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Joseph Anthony and Son; Bills of Exchange; Candles; China Trade--Canton; China Trade--Goods; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Cotton; Freight and Freightage; Haiti--History--Revolution; Hemp; Hope (ship); Iron; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Prices Current--St. Petersburg; Privateering; India--Bombay--Trade; Revenue Laws; Rice; Rising Sun (ship); Rum; Ryberg and Company; Pardon Sheldon; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; St. Eustatius--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Wine Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

June 14, 1793-December 27, 1793

Box 640, Folder 3

Ship Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: The ship Rising Sun made three voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives between 1792 and 1794: (1) January 15, 1792-May 26, 1793, Bombay, Canton, St. Eustatius, Captain Pardon Sheldon: cargo included cotton, China goods, sugar, wine, candles, whale products, fish, agricultural products, flour, iron, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, list of American ships in Canton, accounts, agreements, sailing orders, invoices, memoranda]; (2) June 14, 1793-February 24, 1794, Baltimore, Bordeaux, Jersey, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rice, tobacco, rum, coffee [stopped by British privateer Dolphin on her way to Baltimore but allowed to proceed; while in Baltimore, Captain Olney took on passengers, French refugees from revolutionary Haiti; see wrappers, letters, sailing orders, certificate, protest, affidavit, opinion, distributions, and accounts]; and (3) April 26, 1794-November 11, 1794, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, hemp, iron, duck [shares to John Rogers and to Brown, Benson and Ives; see wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, charter party, account of sales, and invoices]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Joseph Anthony and Son; Bills of Exchange; Candles; China Trade--Canton; China Trade--Goods; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Cotton; Freight and Freightage; Haiti--History--Revolution; Hemp; Hope (ship); Iron; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Prices Current--St. Petersburg; Privateering; India--Bombay--Trade; Revenue Laws; Rice; Rising Sun (ship); Rum; Ryberg and Company; Pardon Sheldon; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; St. Eustatius--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Wine Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

July 21, 1793-November 6, 1797

Box 640, Folder 4

Ship Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: The ship Rising Sun made three voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives between 1792 and 1794: (1) January 15, 1792-May 26, 1793, Bombay, Canton, St. Eustatius, Captain Pardon Sheldon: cargo included cotton, China goods, sugar, wine, candles, whale products, fish, agricultural products, flour, iron, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, list of American ships in Canton, accounts, agreements, sailing orders, invoices, memoranda]; (2) June 14, 1793-February 24, 1794, Baltimore, Bordeaux, Jersey, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rice, tobacco, rum, coffee [stopped by British privateer Dolphin on her way to Baltimore but allowed to proceed; while in Baltimore, Captain Olney took on passengers, French refugees from revolutionary Haiti; see wrappers, letters, sailing orders, certificate, protest, affidavit, opinion, distributions, and accounts]; and (3) April 26, 1794-November 11, 1794, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, hemp, iron, duck [shares to John Rogers and to Brown, Benson and Ives; see wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, charter party, account of sales, and invoices]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Joseph Anthony and Son; Bills of Exchange; Candles; China Trade--Canton; China Trade--Goods; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Cotton; Freight and Freightage; Haiti--History--Revolution; Hemp; Hope (ship); Iron; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Prices Current--St. Petersburg; Privateering; India--Bombay--Trade; Revenue Laws; Rice; Rising Sun (ship); Rum; Ryberg and Company; Pardon Sheldon; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; St. Eustatius--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Wine Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

March 21, 1794-July 21, 1794

Box 640, Folder 5

Ship Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: The ship Rising Sun made three voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives between 1792 and 1794: (1) January 15, 1792-May 26, 1793, Bombay, Canton, St. Eustatius, Captain Pardon Sheldon: cargo included cotton, China goods, sugar, wine, candles, whale products, fish, agricultural products, flour, iron, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, list of American ships in Canton, accounts, agreements, sailing orders, invoices, memoranda]; (2) June 14, 1793-February 24, 1794, Baltimore, Bordeaux, Jersey, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rice, tobacco, rum, coffee [stopped by British privateer Dolphin on her way to Baltimore but allowed to proceed; while in Baltimore, Captain Olney took on passengers, French refugees from revolutionary Haiti; see wrappers, letters, sailing orders, certificate, protest, affidavit, opinion, distributions, and accounts]; and (3) April 26, 1794-November 11, 1794, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, hemp, iron, duck [shares to John Rogers and to Brown, Benson and Ives; see wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, charter party, account of sales, and invoices]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Joseph Anthony and Son; Bills of Exchange; Candles; China Trade--Canton; China Trade--Goods; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Cotton; Freight and Freightage; Haiti--History--Revolution; Hemp; Hope (ship); Iron; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Prices Current--St. Petersburg; Privateering; India--Bombay--Trade; Revenue Laws; Rice; Rising Sun (ship); Rum; Ryberg and Company; Pardon Sheldon; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; St. Eustatius--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Wine Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

September 5, 1794-December [ ], 1794

Box 640, Folder 6

Ship Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: The ship Rising Sun made three voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives between 1792 and 1794: (1) January 15, 1792-May 26, 1793, Bombay, Canton, St. Eustatius, Captain Pardon Sheldon: cargo included cotton, China goods, sugar, wine, candles, whale products, fish, agricultural products, flour, iron, dry goods [wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, list of American ships in Canton, accounts, agreements, sailing orders, invoices, memoranda]; (2) June 14, 1793-February 24, 1794, Baltimore, Bordeaux, Jersey, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rice, tobacco, rum, coffee [stopped by British privateer Dolphin on her way to Baltimore but allowed to proceed; while in Baltimore, Captain Olney took on passengers, French refugees from revolutionary Haiti; see wrappers, letters, sailing orders, certificate, protest, affidavit, opinion, distributions, and accounts]; and (3) April 26, 1794-November 11, 1794, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, hemp, iron, duck [shares to John Rogers and to Brown, Benson and Ives; see wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, charter party, account of sales, and invoices]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Joseph Anthony and Son; Bills of Exchange; Candles; China Trade--Canton; China Trade--Goods; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Cotton; Freight and Freightage; Haiti--History--Revolution; Hemp; Hope (ship); Iron; Daniel Olney; Prices Current; Prices Current--St. Petersburg; Privateering; India--Bombay--Trade; Revenue Laws; Rice; Rising Sun (ship); Rum; Ryberg and Company; Pardon Sheldon; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; St. Eustatius--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Wine Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

May 26, 1794-March 9, 1796

Box 640, Folder 7

Ship Robert Hale 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Ives Gilman, cousin of Thomas P. Ives, built Robert Hale in Marietta, Ohio in 1806-1807. He retained a quarter share of the vessel and sold the other 3/4 share to Brown and Ives. The ship was sailed down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and eventually arrived in Providence on July 26, 1808. Robert Hale made three trading voyages before it was cast away off the coast of Wales in December 1810: (1) 1807-1808, Marietta, OH, Louisville, KY, Natchez, TN; New Orleans, LA; Providence, RI, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, tobacco [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, shipbuilding records, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, lists, accounts, invoices]; (2) May 24, 1809-November 10, 1809, London, Captain Martin Page: cargo included tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, fitting out papers, accounts, certificate of landing, disbursements]; (3) December 23, 1809-August 29, 1810, Tonningen, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included coffee, cotton [Benjamin Ives Gilman sold his 1/4 share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; vessel seized by the French in the River Jade and condemned by Prize Court, Paris, 1810; certificates, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading, letters, accounts, receipts, disbursements, legal papers, power of attorney, affidavits, protest, sailing orders, bill of sale, statements, sea letter, citizenship papers]; and (4) December 1, 1810-December 26, 1810, Liverpool, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included cotton [cast away off Carmarthen, Wales; logbook, accounts, disbursements, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, price list of cotton, portage bill, bill of lading]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Almy and Brown; Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Embargo of 1807; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Samuel W. Greene; Hope (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; General Hamilton (ship); Ratcliff Hicks; Hughes and Duncan; Kenner and Henderson; Mary Ann (ship); Napoleonic Decree; Privateering; Robert Hale (ship); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; A. and T. Terrell; Trade--Great Britain; Solomon Tyler Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 3, 1807-January 30, 1808

Box 640, Folder 8

Ship Robert Hale 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Ives Gilman, cousin of Thomas P. Ives, built Robert Hale in Marietta, Ohio in 1806-1807. He retained a quarter share of the vessel and sold the other 3/4 share to Brown and Ives. The ship was sailed down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and eventually arrived in Providence on July 26, 1808. Robert Hale made three trading voyages before it was cast away off the coast of Wales in December 1810: (1) 1807-1808, Marietta, OH, Louisville, KY, Natchez, TN; New Orleans, LA; Providence, RI, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, tobacco [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, shipbuilding records, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, lists, accounts, invoices]; (2) May 24, 1809-November 10, 1809, London, Captain Martin Page: cargo included tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, fitting out papers, accounts, certificate of landing, disbursements]; (3) December 23, 1809-August 29, 1810, Tonningen, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included coffee, cotton [Benjamin Ives Gilman sold his 1/4 share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; vessel seized by the French in the River Jade and condemned by Prize Court, Paris, 1810; certificates, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading, letters, accounts, receipts, disbursements, legal papers, power of attorney, affidavits, protest, sailing orders, bill of sale, statements, sea letter, citizenship papers]; and (4) December 1, 1810-December 26, 1810, Liverpool, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included cotton [cast away off Carmarthen, Wales; logbook, accounts, disbursements, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, price list of cotton, portage bill, bill of lading]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Almy and Brown; Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Embargo of 1807; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Samuel W. Greene; Hope (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; General Hamilton (ship); Ratcliff Hicks; Hughes and Duncan; Kenner and Henderson; Mary Ann (ship); Napoleonic Decree; Privateering; Robert Hale (ship); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; A. and T. Terrell; Trade--Great Britain; Solomon Tyler Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 18, 1808-June 2, 1808

Box 641, Folder 1

Ship Robert Hale 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Ives Gilman, cousin of Thomas P. Ives, built Robert Hale in Marietta, Ohio in 1806-1807. He retained a quarter share of the vessel and sold the other 3/4 share to Brown and Ives. The ship was sailed down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and eventually arrived in Providence on July 26, 1808. Robert Hale made three trading voyages before it was cast away off the coast of Wales in December 1810: (1) 1807-1808, Marietta, OH, Louisville, KY, Natchez, TN; New Orleans, LA; Providence, RI, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, tobacco [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, shipbuilding records, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, lists, accounts, invoices]; (2) May 24, 1809-November 10, 1809, London, Captain Martin Page: cargo included tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, fitting out papers, accounts, certificate of landing, disbursements]; (3) December 23, 1809-August 29, 1810, Tonningen, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included coffee, cotton [Benjamin Ives Gilman sold his 1/4 share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; vessel seized by the French in the River Jade and condemned by Prize Court, Paris, 1810; certificates, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading, letters, accounts, receipts, disbursements, legal papers, power of attorney, affidavits, protest, sailing orders, bill of sale, statements, sea letter, citizenship papers]; and (4) December 1, 1810-December 26, 1810, Liverpool, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included cotton [cast away off Carmarthen, Wales; logbook, accounts, disbursements, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, price list of cotton, portage bill, bill of lading]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Almy and Brown; Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Embargo of 1807; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Samuel W. Greene; Hope (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; General Hamilton (ship); Ratcliff Hicks; Hughes and Duncan; Kenner and Henderson; Mary Ann (ship); Napoleonic Decree; Privateering; Robert Hale (ship); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; A. and T. Terrell; Trade--Great Britain; Solomon Tyler Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 2, 1808-August 28, 1808

Box 641, Folder 2

Ship Robert Hale 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Ives Gilman, cousin of Thomas P. Ives, built Robert Hale in Marietta, Ohio in 1806-1807. He retained a quarter share of the vessel and sold the other 3/4 share to Brown and Ives. The ship was sailed down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and eventually arrived in Providence on July 26, 1808. Robert Hale made three trading voyages before it was cast away off the coast of Wales in December 1810: (1) 1807-1808, Marietta, OH, Louisville, KY, Natchez, TN; New Orleans, LA; Providence, RI, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, tobacco [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, shipbuilding records, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, lists, accounts, invoices]; (2) May 24, 1809-November 10, 1809, London, Captain Martin Page: cargo included tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, fitting out papers, accounts, certificate of landing, disbursements]; (3) December 23, 1809-August 29, 1810, Tonningen, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included coffee, cotton [Benjamin Ives Gilman sold his 1/4 share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; vessel seized by the French in the River Jade and condemned by Prize Court, Paris, 1810; certificates, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading, letters, accounts, receipts, disbursements, legal papers, power of attorney, affidavits, protest, sailing orders, bill of sale, statements, sea letter, citizenship papers]; and (4) December 1, 1810-December 26, 1810, Liverpool, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included cotton [cast away off Carmarthen, Wales; logbook, accounts, disbursements, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, price list of cotton, portage bill, bill of lading]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Almy and Brown; Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Embargo of 1807; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Samuel W. Greene; Hope (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; General Hamilton (ship); Ratcliff Hicks; Hughes and Duncan; Kenner and Henderson; Mary Ann (ship); Napoleonic Decree; Privateering; Robert Hale (ship); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; A. and T. Terrell; Trade--Great Britain; Solomon Tyler Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 9, 1807-March 28, 1810

Box 641, Folder 3

Ship Robert Hale 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Ives Gilman, cousin of Thomas P. Ives, built Robert Hale in Marietta, Ohio in 1806-1807. He retained a quarter share of the vessel and sold the other 3/4 share to Brown and Ives. The ship was sailed down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and eventually arrived in Providence on July 26, 1808. Robert Hale made three trading voyages before it was cast away off the coast of Wales in December 1810: (1) 1807-1808, Marietta, OH, Louisville, KY, Natchez, TN; New Orleans, LA; Providence, RI, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, tobacco [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, shipbuilding records, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, lists, accounts, invoices]; (2) May 24, 1809-November 10, 1809, London, Captain Martin Page: cargo included tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, fitting out papers, accounts, certificate of landing, disbursements]; (3) December 23, 1809-August 29, 1810, Tonningen, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included coffee, cotton [Benjamin Ives Gilman sold his 1/4 share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; vessel seized by the French in the River Jade and condemned by Prize Court, Paris, 1810; certificates, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading, letters, accounts, receipts, disbursements, legal papers, power of attorney, affidavits, protest, sailing orders, bill of sale, statements, sea letter, citizenship papers]; and (4) December 1, 1810-December 26, 1810, Liverpool, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included cotton [cast away off Carmarthen, Wales; logbook, accounts, disbursements, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, price list of cotton, portage bill, bill of lading]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Almy and Brown; Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Embargo of 1807; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Samuel W. Greene; Hope (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; General Hamilton (ship); Ratcliff Hicks; Hughes and Duncan; Kenner and Henderson; Mary Ann (ship); Napoleonic Decree; Privateering; Robert Hale (ship); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; A. and T. Terrell; Trade--Great Britain; Solomon Tyler Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 14, 1808-June 14, 1808

Box 641, Folder 4

Ship Robert Hale 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Ives Gilman, cousin of Thomas P. Ives, built Robert Hale in Marietta, Ohio in 1806-1807. He retained a quarter share of the vessel and sold the other 3/4 share to Brown and Ives. The ship was sailed down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and eventually arrived in Providence on July 26, 1808. Robert Hale made three trading voyages before it was cast away off the coast of Wales in December 1810: (1) 1807-1808, Marietta, OH, Louisville, KY, Natchez, TN; New Orleans, LA; Providence, RI, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, tobacco [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, shipbuilding records, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, lists, accounts, invoices]; (2) May 24, 1809-November 10, 1809, London, Captain Martin Page: cargo included tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, fitting out papers, accounts, certificate of landing, disbursements]; (3) December 23, 1809-August 29, 1810, Tonningen, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included coffee, cotton [Benjamin Ives Gilman sold his 1/4 share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; vessel seized by the French in the River Jade and condemned by Prize Court, Paris, 1810; certificates, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading, letters, accounts, receipts, disbursements, legal papers, power of attorney, affidavits, protest, sailing orders, bill of sale, statements, sea letter, citizenship papers]; and (4) December 1, 1810-December 26, 1810, Liverpool, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included cotton [cast away off Carmarthen, Wales; logbook, accounts, disbursements, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, price list of cotton, portage bill, bill of lading]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Almy and Brown; Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Embargo of 1807; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Samuel W. Greene; Hope (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; General Hamilton (ship); Ratcliff Hicks; Hughes and Duncan; Kenner and Henderson; Mary Ann (ship); Napoleonic Decree; Privateering; Robert Hale (ship); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; A. and T. Terrell; Trade--Great Britain; Solomon Tyler Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 26, 1808-December 22, 1808

Box 641, Folder 5

Ship Robert Hale 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Ives Gilman, cousin of Thomas P. Ives, built Robert Hale in Marietta, Ohio in 1806-1807. He retained a quarter share of the vessel and sold the other 3/4 share to Brown and Ives. The ship was sailed down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and eventually arrived in Providence on July 26, 1808. Robert Hale made three trading voyages before it was cast away off the coast of Wales in December 1810: (1) 1807-1808, Marietta, OH, Louisville, KY, Natchez, TN; New Orleans, LA; Providence, RI, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, tobacco [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, shipbuilding records, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, lists, accounts, invoices]; (2) May 24, 1809-November 10, 1809, London, Captain Martin Page: cargo included tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, fitting out papers, accounts, certificate of landing, disbursements]; (3) December 23, 1809-August 29, 1810, Tonningen, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included coffee, cotton [Benjamin Ives Gilman sold his 1/4 share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; vessel seized by the French in the River Jade and condemned by Prize Court, Paris, 1810; certificates, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading, letters, accounts, receipts, disbursements, legal papers, power of attorney, affidavits, protest, sailing orders, bill of sale, statements, sea letter, citizenship papers]; and (4) December 1, 1810-December 26, 1810, Liverpool, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included cotton [cast away off Carmarthen, Wales; logbook, accounts, disbursements, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, price list of cotton, portage bill, bill of lading]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Almy and Brown; Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Embargo of 1807; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Samuel W. Greene; Hope (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; General Hamilton (ship); Ratcliff Hicks; Hughes and Duncan; Kenner and Henderson; Mary Ann (ship); Napoleonic Decree; Privateering; Robert Hale (ship); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; A. and T. Terrell; Trade--Great Britain; Solomon Tyler Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 3, 1809-September 24, 1809

Box 641, Folder 6

Ship Robert Hale 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Ives Gilman, cousin of Thomas P. Ives, built Robert Hale in Marietta, Ohio in 1806-1807. He retained a quarter share of the vessel and sold the other 3/4 share to Brown and Ives. The ship was sailed down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and eventually arrived in Providence on July 26, 1808. Robert Hale made three trading voyages before it was cast away off the coast of Wales in December 1810: (1) 1807-1808, Marietta, OH, Louisville, KY, Natchez, TN; New Orleans, LA; Providence, RI, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, tobacco [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, shipbuilding records, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, lists, accounts, invoices]; (2) May 24, 1809-November 10, 1809, London, Captain Martin Page: cargo included tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, fitting out papers, accounts, certificate of landing, disbursements]; (3) December 23, 1809-August 29, 1810, Tonningen, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included coffee, cotton [Benjamin Ives Gilman sold his 1/4 share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; vessel seized by the French in the River Jade and condemned by Prize Court, Paris, 1810; certificates, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading, letters, accounts, receipts, disbursements, legal papers, power of attorney, affidavits, protest, sailing orders, bill of sale, statements, sea letter, citizenship papers]; and (4) December 1, 1810-December 26, 1810, Liverpool, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included cotton [cast away off Carmarthen, Wales; logbook, accounts, disbursements, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, price list of cotton, portage bill, bill of lading]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Almy and Brown; Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Embargo of 1807; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Samuel W. Greene; Hope (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; General Hamilton (ship); Ratcliff Hicks; Hughes and Duncan; Kenner and Henderson; Mary Ann (ship); Napoleonic Decree; Privateering; Robert Hale (ship); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; A. and T. Terrell; Trade--Great Britain; Solomon Tyler Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 10, 1808-May 19, 1809

Box 641, Folder 7

Ship Robert Hale 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Ives Gilman, cousin of Thomas P. Ives, built Robert Hale in Marietta, Ohio in 1806-1807. He retained a quarter share of the vessel and sold the other 3/4 share to Brown and Ives. The ship was sailed down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and eventually arrived in Providence on July 26, 1808. Robert Hale made three trading voyages before it was cast away off the coast of Wales in December 1810: (1) 1807-1808, Marietta, OH, Louisville, KY, Natchez, TN; New Orleans, LA; Providence, RI, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, tobacco [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, shipbuilding records, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, lists, accounts, invoices]; (2) May 24, 1809-November 10, 1809, London, Captain Martin Page: cargo included tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, fitting out papers, accounts, certificate of landing, disbursements]; (3) December 23, 1809-August 29, 1810, Tonningen, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included coffee, cotton [Benjamin Ives Gilman sold his 1/4 share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; vessel seized by the French in the River Jade and condemned by Prize Court, Paris, 1810; certificates, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading, letters, accounts, receipts, disbursements, legal papers, power of attorney, affidavits, protest, sailing orders, bill of sale, statements, sea letter, citizenship papers]; and (4) December 1, 1810-December 26, 1810, Liverpool, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included cotton [cast away off Carmarthen, Wales; logbook, accounts, disbursements, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, price list of cotton, portage bill, bill of lading]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Almy and Brown; Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Embargo of 1807; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Samuel W. Greene; Hope (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; General Hamilton (ship); Ratcliff Hicks; Hughes and Duncan; Kenner and Henderson; Mary Ann (ship); Napoleonic Decree; Privateering; Robert Hale (ship); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; A. and T. Terrell; Trade--Great Britain; Solomon Tyler Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 20, 1809-September 14, 1809

Box 641, Folder 8

Ship Robert Hale 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Ives Gilman, cousin of Thomas P. Ives, built Robert Hale in Marietta, Ohio in 1806-1807. He retained a quarter share of the vessel and sold the other 3/4 share to Brown and Ives. The ship was sailed down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and eventually arrived in Providence on July 26, 1808. Robert Hale made three trading voyages before it was cast away off the coast of Wales in December 1810: (1) 1807-1808, Marietta, OH, Louisville, KY, Natchez, TN; New Orleans, LA; Providence, RI, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, tobacco [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, shipbuilding records, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, lists, accounts, invoices]; (2) May 24, 1809-November 10, 1809, London, Captain Martin Page: cargo included tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, fitting out papers, accounts, certificate of landing, disbursements]; (3) December 23, 1809-August 29, 1810, Tonningen, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included coffee, cotton [Benjamin Ives Gilman sold his 1/4 share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; vessel seized by the French in the River Jade and condemned by Prize Court, Paris, 1810; certificates, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading, letters, accounts, receipts, disbursements, legal papers, power of attorney, affidavits, protest, sailing orders, bill of sale, statements, sea letter, citizenship papers]; and (4) December 1, 1810-December 26, 1810, Liverpool, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included cotton [cast away off Carmarthen, Wales; logbook, accounts, disbursements, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, price list of cotton, portage bill, bill of lading]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Almy and Brown; Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Embargo of 1807; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Samuel W. Greene; Hope (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; General Hamilton (ship); Ratcliff Hicks; Hughes and Duncan; Kenner and Henderson; Mary Ann (ship); Napoleonic Decree; Privateering; Robert Hale (ship); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; A. and T. Terrell; Trade--Great Britain; Solomon Tyler Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 20, 1809-November 11, 1809

Box 641, Folder 9

Ship Robert Hale 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Ives Gilman, cousin of Thomas P. Ives, built Robert Hale in Marietta, Ohio in 1806-1807. He retained a quarter share of the vessel and sold the other 3/4 share to Brown and Ives. The ship was sailed down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and eventually arrived in Providence on July 26, 1808. Robert Hale made three trading voyages before it was cast away off the coast of Wales in December 1810: (1) 1807-1808, Marietta, OH, Louisville, KY, Natchez, TN; New Orleans, LA; Providence, RI, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, tobacco [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, shipbuilding records, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, lists, accounts, invoices]; (2) May 24, 1809-November 10, 1809, London, Captain Martin Page: cargo included tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, fitting out papers, accounts, certificate of landing, disbursements]; (3) December 23, 1809-August 29, 1810, Tonningen, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included coffee, cotton [Benjamin Ives Gilman sold his 1/4 share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; vessel seized by the French in the River Jade and condemned by Prize Court, Paris, 1810; certificates, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading, letters, accounts, receipts, disbursements, legal papers, power of attorney, affidavits, protest, sailing orders, bill of sale, statements, sea letter, citizenship papers]; and (4) December 1, 1810-December 26, 1810, Liverpool, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included cotton [cast away off Carmarthen, Wales; logbook, accounts, disbursements, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, price list of cotton, portage bill, bill of lading]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Almy and Brown; Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Embargo of 1807; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Samuel W. Greene; Hope (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; General Hamilton (ship); Ratcliff Hicks; Hughes and Duncan; Kenner and Henderson; Mary Ann (ship); Napoleonic Decree; Privateering; Robert Hale (ship); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; A. and T. Terrell; Trade--Great Britain; Solomon Tyler Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., October [ ] 1809- December 13, 1809

Box 641, Folder 10

Ship Robert Hale 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Ives Gilman, cousin of Thomas P. Ives, built Robert Hale in Marietta, Ohio in 1806-1807. He retained a quarter share of the vessel and sold the other 3/4 share to Brown and Ives. The ship was sailed down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and eventually arrived in Providence on July 26, 1808. Robert Hale made three trading voyages before it was cast away off the coast of Wales in December 1810: (1) 1807-1808, Marietta, OH, Louisville, KY, Natchez, TN; New Orleans, LA; Providence, RI, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, tobacco [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, shipbuilding records, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, lists, accounts, invoices]; (2) May 24, 1809-November 10, 1809, London, Captain Martin Page: cargo included tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, fitting out papers, accounts, certificate of landing, disbursements]; (3) December 23, 1809-August 29, 1810, Tonningen, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included coffee, cotton [Benjamin Ives Gilman sold his 1/4 share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; vessel seized by the French in the River Jade and condemned by Prize Court, Paris, 1810; certificates, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading, letters, accounts, receipts, disbursements, legal papers, power of attorney, affidavits, protest, sailing orders, bill of sale, statements, sea letter, citizenship papers]; and (4) December 1, 1810-December 26, 1810, Liverpool, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included cotton [cast away off Carmarthen, Wales; logbook, accounts, disbursements, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, price list of cotton, portage bill, bill of lading]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Almy and Brown; Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Embargo of 1807; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Samuel W. Greene; Hope (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; General Hamilton (ship); Ratcliff Hicks; Hughes and Duncan; Kenner and Henderson; Mary Ann (ship); Napoleonic Decree; Privateering; Robert Hale (ship); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; A. and T. Terrell; Trade--Great Britain; Solomon Tyler Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 15, 1809-December 27, 1809

Box 642, Folder 1

Ship Robert Hale 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Ives Gilman, cousin of Thomas P. Ives, built Robert Hale in Marietta, Ohio in 1806-1807. He retained a quarter share of the vessel and sold the other 3/4 share to Brown and Ives. The ship was sailed down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and eventually arrived in Providence on July 26, 1808. Robert Hale made three trading voyages before it was cast away off the coast of Wales in December 1810: (1) 1807-1808, Marietta, OH, Louisville, KY, Natchez, TN; New Orleans, LA; Providence, RI, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, tobacco [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, shipbuilding records, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, lists, accounts, invoices]; (2) May 24, 1809-November 10, 1809, London, Captain Martin Page: cargo included tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, fitting out papers, accounts, certificate of landing, disbursements]; (3) December 23, 1809-August 29, 1810, Tonningen, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included coffee, cotton [Benjamin Ives Gilman sold his 1/4 share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; vessel seized by the French in the River Jade and condemned by Prize Court, Paris, 1810; certificates, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading, letters, accounts, receipts, disbursements, legal papers, power of attorney, affidavits, protest, sailing orders, bill of sale, statements, sea letter, citizenship papers]; and (4) December 1, 1810-December 26, 1810, Liverpool, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included cotton [cast away off Carmarthen, Wales; logbook, accounts, disbursements, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, price list of cotton, portage bill, bill of lading]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Almy and Brown; Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Embargo of 1807; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Samuel W. Greene; Hope (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; General Hamilton (ship); Ratcliff Hicks; Hughes and Duncan; Kenner and Henderson; Mary Ann (ship); Napoleonic Decree; Privateering; Robert Hale (ship); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; A. and T. Terrell; Trade--Great Britain; Solomon Tyler Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 15, 1810-May 25, 1810

Box 642, Folder 2

Ship Robert Hale 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Ives Gilman, cousin of Thomas P. Ives, built Robert Hale in Marietta, Ohio in 1806-1807. He retained a quarter share of the vessel and sold the other 3/4 share to Brown and Ives. The ship was sailed down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and eventually arrived in Providence on July 26, 1808. Robert Hale made three trading voyages before it was cast away off the coast of Wales in December 1810: (1) 1807-1808, Marietta, OH, Louisville, KY, Natchez, TN; New Orleans, LA; Providence, RI, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, tobacco [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, shipbuilding records, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, lists, accounts, invoices]; (2) May 24, 1809-November 10, 1809, London, Captain Martin Page: cargo included tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, fitting out papers, accounts, certificate of landing, disbursements]; (3) December 23, 1809-August 29, 1810, Tonningen, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included coffee, cotton [Benjamin Ives Gilman sold his 1/4 share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; vessel seized by the French in the River Jade and condemned by Prize Court, Paris, 1810; certificates, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading, letters, accounts, receipts, disbursements, legal papers, power of attorney, affidavits, protest, sailing orders, bill of sale, statements, sea letter, citizenship papers]; and (4) December 1, 1810-December 26, 1810, Liverpool, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included cotton [cast away off Carmarthen, Wales; logbook, accounts, disbursements, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, price list of cotton, portage bill, bill of lading]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Almy and Brown; Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Embargo of 1807; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Samuel W. Greene; Hope (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; General Hamilton (ship); Ratcliff Hicks; Hughes and Duncan; Kenner and Henderson; Mary Ann (ship); Napoleonic Decree; Privateering; Robert Hale (ship); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; A. and T. Terrell; Trade--Great Britain; Solomon Tyler Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 14, 1810-July 10, 1810

Box 642, Folder 3

Ship Robert Hale 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Ives Gilman, cousin of Thomas P. Ives, built Robert Hale in Marietta, Ohio in 1806-1807. He retained a quarter share of the vessel and sold the other 3/4 share to Brown and Ives. The ship was sailed down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and eventually arrived in Providence on July 26, 1808. Robert Hale made three trading voyages before it was cast away off the coast of Wales in December 1810: (1) 1807-1808, Marietta, OH, Louisville, KY, Natchez, TN; New Orleans, LA; Providence, RI, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, tobacco [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, shipbuilding records, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, lists, accounts, invoices]; (2) May 24, 1809-November 10, 1809, London, Captain Martin Page: cargo included tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, fitting out papers, accounts, certificate of landing, disbursements]; (3) December 23, 1809-August 29, 1810, Tonningen, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included coffee, cotton [Benjamin Ives Gilman sold his 1/4 share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; vessel seized by the French in the River Jade and condemned by Prize Court, Paris, 1810; certificates, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading, letters, accounts, receipts, disbursements, legal papers, power of attorney, affidavits, protest, sailing orders, bill of sale, statements, sea letter, citizenship papers]; and (4) December 1, 1810-December 26, 1810, Liverpool, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included cotton [cast away off Carmarthen, Wales; logbook, accounts, disbursements, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, price list of cotton, portage bill, bill of lading]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Almy and Brown; Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Embargo of 1807; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Samuel W. Greene; Hope (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; General Hamilton (ship); Ratcliff Hicks; Hughes and Duncan; Kenner and Henderson; Mary Ann (ship); Napoleonic Decree; Privateering; Robert Hale (ship); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; A. and T. Terrell; Trade--Great Britain; Solomon Tyler Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 20, 1810-August 18, 1810

Box 642, Folder 4

Ship Robert Hale 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Ives Gilman, cousin of Thomas P. Ives, built Robert Hale in Marietta, Ohio in 1806-1807. He retained a quarter share of the vessel and sold the other 3/4 share to Brown and Ives. The ship was sailed down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and eventually arrived in Providence on July 26, 1808. Robert Hale made three trading voyages before it was cast away off the coast of Wales in December 1810: (1) 1807-1808, Marietta, OH, Louisville, KY, Natchez, TN; New Orleans, LA; Providence, RI, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, tobacco [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, shipbuilding records, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, lists, accounts, invoices]; (2) May 24, 1809-November 10, 1809, London, Captain Martin Page: cargo included tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, fitting out papers, accounts, certificate of landing, disbursements]; (3) December 23, 1809-August 29, 1810, Tonningen, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included coffee, cotton [Benjamin Ives Gilman sold his 1/4 share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; vessel seized by the French in the River Jade and condemned by Prize Court, Paris, 1810; certificates, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading, letters, accounts, receipts, disbursements, legal papers, power of attorney, affidavits, protest, sailing orders, bill of sale, statements, sea letter, citizenship papers]; and (4) December 1, 1810-December 26, 1810, Liverpool, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included cotton [cast away off Carmarthen, Wales; logbook, accounts, disbursements, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, price list of cotton, portage bill, bill of lading]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Almy and Brown; Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Embargo of 1807; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Samuel W. Greene; Hope (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; General Hamilton (ship); Ratcliff Hicks; Hughes and Duncan; Kenner and Henderson; Mary Ann (ship); Napoleonic Decree; Privateering; Robert Hale (ship); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; A. and T. Terrell; Trade--Great Britain; Solomon Tyler Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 20, 1810-February 11, 1811

Box 642, Folder 5

Ship Robert Hale 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Ives Gilman, cousin of Thomas P. Ives, built Robert Hale in Marietta, Ohio in 1806-1807. He retained a quarter share of the vessel and sold the other 3/4 share to Brown and Ives. The ship was sailed down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and eventually arrived in Providence on July 26, 1808. Robert Hale made three trading voyages before it was cast away off the coast of Wales in December 1810: (1) 1807-1808, Marietta, OH, Louisville, KY, Natchez, TN; New Orleans, LA; Providence, RI, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, tobacco [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, shipbuilding records, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, lists, accounts, invoices]; (2) May 24, 1809-November 10, 1809, London, Captain Martin Page: cargo included tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, fitting out papers, accounts, certificate of landing, disbursements]; (3) December 23, 1809-August 29, 1810, Tonningen, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included coffee, cotton [Benjamin Ives Gilman sold his 1/4 share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; vessel seized by the French in the River Jade and condemned by Prize Court, Paris, 1810; certificates, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading, letters, accounts, receipts, disbursements, legal papers, power of attorney, affidavits, protest, sailing orders, bill of sale, statements, sea letter, citizenship papers]; and (4) December 1, 1810-December 26, 1810, Liverpool, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included cotton [cast away off Carmarthen, Wales; logbook, accounts, disbursements, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, price list of cotton, portage bill, bill of lading]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Almy and Brown; Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Embargo of 1807; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Samuel W. Greene; Hope (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; General Hamilton (ship); Ratcliff Hicks; Hughes and Duncan; Kenner and Henderson; Mary Ann (ship); Napoleonic Decree; Privateering; Robert Hale (ship); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; A. and T. Terrell; Trade--Great Britain; Solomon Tyler Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 8, 1809-April 3, 1810

Box 642, Folder 6

Ship Robert Hale 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Ives Gilman, cousin of Thomas P. Ives, built Robert Hale in Marietta, Ohio in 1806-1807. He retained a quarter share of the vessel and sold the other 3/4 share to Brown and Ives. The ship was sailed down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and eventually arrived in Providence on July 26, 1808. Robert Hale made three trading voyages before it was cast away off the coast of Wales in December 1810: (1) 1807-1808, Marietta, OH, Louisville, KY, Natchez, TN; New Orleans, LA; Providence, RI, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, tobacco [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, shipbuilding records, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, lists, accounts, invoices]; (2) May 24, 1809-November 10, 1809, London, Captain Martin Page: cargo included tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, fitting out papers, accounts, certificate of landing, disbursements]; (3) December 23, 1809-August 29, 1810, Tonningen, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included coffee, cotton [Benjamin Ives Gilman sold his 1/4 share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; vessel seized by the French in the River Jade and condemned by Prize Court, Paris, 1810; certificates, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading, letters, accounts, receipts, disbursements, legal papers, power of attorney, affidavits, protest, sailing orders, bill of sale, statements, sea letter, citizenship papers]; and (4) December 1, 1810-December 26, 1810, Liverpool, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included cotton [cast away off Carmarthen, Wales; logbook, accounts, disbursements, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, price list of cotton, portage bill, bill of lading]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Almy and Brown; Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Embargo of 1807; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Samuel W. Greene; Hope (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; General Hamilton (ship); Ratcliff Hicks; Hughes and Duncan; Kenner and Henderson; Mary Ann (ship); Napoleonic Decree; Privateering; Robert Hale (ship); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; A. and T. Terrell; Trade--Great Britain; Solomon Tyler Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 4, 1810-July 20, 1810

Box 642, Folder 7

Ship Robert Hale 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Ives Gilman, cousin of Thomas P. Ives, built Robert Hale in Marietta, Ohio in 1806-1807. He retained a quarter share of the vessel and sold the other 3/4 share to Brown and Ives. The ship was sailed down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and eventually arrived in Providence on July 26, 1808. Robert Hale made three trading voyages before it was cast away off the coast of Wales in December 1810: (1) 1807-1808, Marietta, OH, Louisville, KY, Natchez, TN; New Orleans, LA; Providence, RI, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, tobacco [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, shipbuilding records, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, lists, accounts, invoices]; (2) May 24, 1809-November 10, 1809, London, Captain Martin Page: cargo included tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, fitting out papers, accounts, certificate of landing, disbursements]; (3) December 23, 1809-August 29, 1810, Tonningen, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included coffee, cotton [Benjamin Ives Gilman sold his 1/4 share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; vessel seized by the French in the River Jade and condemned by Prize Court, Paris, 1810; certificates, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading, letters, accounts, receipts, disbursements, legal papers, power of attorney, affidavits, protest, sailing orders, bill of sale, statements, sea letter, citizenship papers]; and (4) December 1, 1810-December 26, 1810, Liverpool, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included cotton [cast away off Carmarthen, Wales; logbook, accounts, disbursements, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, price list of cotton, portage bill, bill of lading]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Almy and Brown; Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Embargo of 1807; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Samuel W. Greene; Hope (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; General Hamilton (ship); Ratcliff Hicks; Hughes and Duncan; Kenner and Henderson; Mary Ann (ship); Napoleonic Decree; Privateering; Robert Hale (ship); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; A. and T. Terrell; Trade--Great Britain; Solomon Tyler Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 23, 1810-April 13, 1822

Box 642, Folder 8

Ship Robert Hale 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Ives Gilman, cousin of Thomas P. Ives, built Robert Hale in Marietta, Ohio in 1806-1807. He retained a quarter share of the vessel and sold the other 3/4 share to Brown and Ives. The ship was sailed down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and eventually arrived in Providence on July 26, 1808. Robert Hale made three trading voyages before it was cast away off the coast of Wales in December 1810: (1) 1807-1808, Marietta, OH, Louisville, KY, Natchez, TN; New Orleans, LA; Providence, RI, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, tobacco [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, shipbuilding records, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, lists, accounts, invoices]; (2) May 24, 1809-November 10, 1809, London, Captain Martin Page: cargo included tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, fitting out papers, accounts, certificate of landing, disbursements]; (3) December 23, 1809-August 29, 1810, Tonningen, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included coffee, cotton [Benjamin Ives Gilman sold his 1/4 share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; vessel seized by the French in the River Jade and condemned by Prize Court, Paris, 1810; certificates, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading, letters, accounts, receipts, disbursements, legal papers, power of attorney, affidavits, protest, sailing orders, bill of sale, statements, sea letter, citizenship papers]; and (4) December 1, 1810-December 26, 1810, Liverpool, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included cotton [cast away off Carmarthen, Wales; logbook, accounts, disbursements, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, price list of cotton, portage bill, bill of lading]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Almy and Brown; Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Embargo of 1807; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Samuel W. Greene; Hope (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; General Hamilton (ship); Ratcliff Hicks; Hughes and Duncan; Kenner and Henderson; Mary Ann (ship); Napoleonic Decree; Privateering; Robert Hale (ship); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; A. and T. Terrell; Trade--Great Britain; Solomon Tyler Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 20, 1810-February 22, 1811

Box 643, Folder 1

Ship Robert Hale 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Ives Gilman, cousin of Thomas P. Ives, built Robert Hale in Marietta, Ohio in 1806-1807. He retained a quarter share of the vessel and sold the other 3/4 share to Brown and Ives. The ship was sailed down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and eventually arrived in Providence on July 26, 1808. Robert Hale made three trading voyages before it was cast away off the coast of Wales in December 1810: (1) 1807-1808, Marietta, OH, Louisville, KY, Natchez, TN; New Orleans, LA; Providence, RI, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, tobacco [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, shipbuilding records, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, lists, accounts, invoices]; (2) May 24, 1809-November 10, 1809, London, Captain Martin Page: cargo included tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, fitting out papers, accounts, certificate of landing, disbursements]; (3) December 23, 1809-August 29, 1810, Tonningen, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included coffee, cotton [Benjamin Ives Gilman sold his 1/4 share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; vessel seized by the French in the River Jade and condemned by Prize Court, Paris, 1810; certificates, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading, letters, accounts, receipts, disbursements, legal papers, power of attorney, affidavits, protest, sailing orders, bill of sale, statements, sea letter, citizenship papers]; and (4) December 1, 1810-December 26, 1810, Liverpool, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included cotton [cast away off Carmarthen, Wales; logbook, accounts, disbursements, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, price list of cotton, portage bill, bill of lading]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Almy and Brown; Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Embargo of 1807; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Samuel W. Greene; Hope (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; General Hamilton (ship); Ratcliff Hicks; Hughes and Duncan; Kenner and Henderson; Mary Ann (ship); Napoleonic Decree; Privateering; Robert Hale (ship); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; A. and T. Terrell; Trade--Great Britain; Solomon Tyler Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 1, 1810-July 3, 1811

Box 643, Folder 2

Ship Robert Hale 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Ives Gilman, cousin of Thomas P. Ives, built Robert Hale in Marietta, Ohio in 1806-1807. He retained a quarter share of the vessel and sold the other 3/4 share to Brown and Ives. The ship was sailed down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and eventually arrived in Providence on July 26, 1808. Robert Hale made three trading voyages before it was cast away off the coast of Wales in December 1810: (1) 1807-1808, Marietta, OH, Louisville, KY, Natchez, TN; New Orleans, LA; Providence, RI, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, tobacco [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, shipbuilding records, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, lists, accounts, invoices]; (2) May 24, 1809-November 10, 1809, London, Captain Martin Page: cargo included tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, fitting out papers, accounts, certificate of landing, disbursements]; (3) December 23, 1809-August 29, 1810, Tonningen, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included coffee, cotton [Benjamin Ives Gilman sold his 1/4 share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; vessel seized by the French in the River Jade and condemned by Prize Court, Paris, 1810; certificates, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading, letters, accounts, receipts, disbursements, legal papers, power of attorney, affidavits, protest, sailing orders, bill of sale, statements, sea letter, citizenship papers]; and (4) December 1, 1810-December 26, 1810, Liverpool, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included cotton [cast away off Carmarthen, Wales; logbook, accounts, disbursements, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, price list of cotton, portage bill, bill of lading]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Almy and Brown; Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Embargo of 1807; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Samuel W. Greene; Hope (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; General Hamilton (ship); Ratcliff Hicks; Hughes and Duncan; Kenner and Henderson; Mary Ann (ship); Napoleonic Decree; Privateering; Robert Hale (ship); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; A. and T. Terrell; Trade--Great Britain; Solomon Tyler Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 24, 1810-January 1, 1811

Box 643, Folder 3

Ship Robert Hale 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Ives Gilman, cousin of Thomas P. Ives, built Robert Hale in Marietta, Ohio in 1806-1807. He retained a quarter share of the vessel and sold the other 3/4 share to Brown and Ives. The ship was sailed down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and eventually arrived in Providence on July 26, 1808. Robert Hale made three trading voyages before it was cast away off the coast of Wales in December 1810: (1) 1807-1808, Marietta, OH, Louisville, KY, Natchez, TN; New Orleans, LA; Providence, RI, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, tobacco [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, shipbuilding records, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, lists, accounts, invoices]; (2) May 24, 1809-November 10, 1809, London, Captain Martin Page: cargo included tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, fitting out papers, accounts, certificate of landing, disbursements]; (3) December 23, 1809-August 29, 1810, Tonningen, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included coffee, cotton [Benjamin Ives Gilman sold his 1/4 share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; vessel seized by the French in the River Jade and condemned by Prize Court, Paris, 1810; certificates, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading, letters, accounts, receipts, disbursements, legal papers, power of attorney, affidavits, protest, sailing orders, bill of sale, statements, sea letter, citizenship papers]; and (4) December 1, 1810-December 26, 1810, Liverpool, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included cotton [cast away off Carmarthen, Wales; logbook, accounts, disbursements, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, price list of cotton, portage bill, bill of lading]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Almy and Brown; Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Embargo of 1807; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Samuel W. Greene; Hope (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; General Hamilton (ship); Ratcliff Hicks; Hughes and Duncan; Kenner and Henderson; Mary Ann (ship); Napoleonic Decree; Privateering; Robert Hale (ship); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; A. and T. Terrell; Trade--Great Britain; Solomon Tyler Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 4, 1811-March 14, 1812

Box 643, Folder 4

Brigantine Sally 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains maritime documents for six voyages of the brigantine Sally made for Nicholas Brown and Company from 1763 to 1772. These voyages were (1) 1763-1764, Jamaica, Captain Gideon Manchester [rigging agreement, sailing orders, manifest, invoices, bill of distribution, portage bill, letters, accounts]; (2) 1764-1766, Guinea, Captain Esek Hopkins [portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, an account book, letters, accounts]; (3) 1766, Antigua, Captain Esek Hopkins [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, manifest, account of sale of slaves with purchasers]; (4) June 21, 1766-1767, Surinam, Captain Esek Hopkins [wrappers, prices current, sailing orders, letters, receipts, invoices, fitting out papers, accounts]; (5) December 13, 1768-July 1769, Surinam, Captain Simon Smith [wrappers, accounts]; and (6) 1770, Surinam, Captain Simon Smith [accounts, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, portage bill]. [1766 signature pass signed by Stephen Hopkins and account book transferred to JCBL Manuscript collection.] Antigua--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Moses Brown; Caty (sloop); Defiance (sloop); Guinea--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Jamaica--Trade; Gideon Manchester; Sally (brigantine); Slave Trade; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[1763]-November 12, 1763

Box 643, Folder 5

Brigantine Sally 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains maritime documents for six voyages of the brigantine Sally made for Nicholas Brown and Company from 1763 to 1772. These voyages were (1) 1763-1764, Jamaica, Captain Gideon Manchester [rigging agreement, sailing orders, manifest, invoices, bill of distribution, portage bill, letters, accounts]; (2) 1764-1766, Guinea, Captain Esek Hopkins [portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, an account book, letters, accounts]; (3) 1766, Antigua, Captain Esek Hopkins [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, manifest, account of sale of slaves with purchasers]; (4) June 21, 1766-1767, Surinam, Captain Esek Hopkins [wrappers, prices current, sailing orders, letters, receipts, invoices, fitting out papers, accounts]; (5) December 13, 1768-July 1769, Surinam, Captain Simon Smith [wrappers, accounts]; and (6) 1770, Surinam, Captain Simon Smith [accounts, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, portage bill]. [1766 signature pass signed by Stephen Hopkins and account book transferred to JCBL Manuscript collection.] Antigua--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Moses Brown; Caty (sloop); Defiance (sloop); Guinea--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Jamaica--Trade; Gideon Manchester; Sally (brigantine); Slave Trade; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[ ] 1764-September 10, 1764

Box 643, Folder 6

Brigantine Sally 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains maritime documents for six voyages of the brigantine Sally made for Nicholas Brown and Company from 1763 to 1772. These voyages were (1) 1763-1764, Jamaica, Captain Gideon Manchester [rigging agreement, sailing orders, manifest, invoices, bill of distribution, portage bill, letters, accounts]; (2) 1764-1766, Guinea, Captain Esek Hopkins [portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, an account book, letters, accounts]; (3) 1766, Antigua, Captain Esek Hopkins [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, manifest, account of sale of slaves with purchasers]; (4) June 21, 1766-1767, Surinam, Captain Esek Hopkins [wrappers, prices current, sailing orders, letters, receipts, invoices, fitting out papers, accounts]; (5) December 13, 1768-July 1769, Surinam, Captain Simon Smith [wrappers, accounts]; and (6) 1770, Surinam, Captain Simon Smith [accounts, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, portage bill]. [1766 signature pass signed by Stephen Hopkins and account book transferred to JCBL Manuscript collection.] Antigua--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Moses Brown; Caty (sloop); Defiance (sloop); Guinea--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Jamaica--Trade; Gideon Manchester; Sally (brigantine); Slave Trade; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

September 10, 1764-March 31, 1766

Box 643, Folder 7

Brigantine Sally, Account and Trade Book 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains maritime documents for six voyages of the brigantine Sally made for Nicholas Brown and Company from 1763 to 1772. These voyages were (1) 1763-1764, Jamaica, Captain Gideon Manchester [rigging agreement, sailing orders, manifest, invoices, bill of distribution, portage bill, letters, accounts]; (2) 1764-1766, Guinea, Captain Esek Hopkins [portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, an account book, letters, accounts]; (3) 1766, Antigua, Captain Esek Hopkins [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, manifest, account of sale of slaves with purchasers]; (4) June 21, 1766-1767, Surinam, Captain Esek Hopkins [wrappers, prices current, sailing orders, letters, receipts, invoices, fitting out papers, accounts]; (5) December 13, 1768-July 1769, Surinam, Captain Simon Smith [wrappers, accounts]; and (6) 1770, Surinam, Captain Simon Smith [accounts, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, portage bill]. [1766 signature pass signed by Stephen Hopkins and account book transferred to JCBL Manuscript collection.] Antigua--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Moses Brown; Caty (sloop); Defiance (sloop); Guinea--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Jamaica--Trade; Gideon Manchester; Sally (brigantine); Slave Trade; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1764-1766

Box 644, Folder 1

Brigantine Sally 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains maritime documents for six voyages of the brigantine Sally made for Nicholas Brown and Company from 1763 to 1772. These voyages were (1) 1763-1764, Jamaica, Captain Gideon Manchester [rigging agreement, sailing orders, manifest, invoices, bill of distribution, portage bill, letters, accounts]; (2) 1764-1766, Guinea, Captain Esek Hopkins [portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, an account book, letters, accounts]; (3) 1766, Antigua, Captain Esek Hopkins [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, manifest, account of sale of slaves with purchasers]; (4) June 21, 1766-1767, Surinam, Captain Esek Hopkins [wrappers, prices current, sailing orders, letters, receipts, invoices, fitting out papers, accounts]; (5) December 13, 1768-July 1769, Surinam, Captain Simon Smith [wrappers, accounts]; and (6) 1770, Surinam, Captain Simon Smith [accounts, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, portage bill]. [1766 signature pass signed by Stephen Hopkins and account book transferred to JCBL Manuscript collection.] Antigua--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Moses Brown; Caty (sloop); Defiance (sloop); Guinea--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Jamaica--Trade; Gideon Manchester; Sally (brigantine); Slave Trade; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

February 16, 1766-May 18, 1766

Box 644, Folder 2

Brigantine Sally 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains maritime documents for six voyages of the brigantine Sally made for Nicholas Brown and Company from 1763 to 1772. These voyages were (1) 1763-1764, Jamaica, Captain Gideon Manchester [rigging agreement, sailing orders, manifest, invoices, bill of distribution, portage bill, letters, accounts]; (2) 1764-1766, Guinea, Captain Esek Hopkins [portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, an account book, letters, accounts]; (3) 1766, Antigua, Captain Esek Hopkins [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, manifest, account of sale of slaves with purchasers]; (4) June 21, 1766-1767, Surinam, Captain Esek Hopkins [wrappers, prices current, sailing orders, letters, receipts, invoices, fitting out papers, accounts]; (5) December 13, 1768-July 1769, Surinam, Captain Simon Smith [wrappers, accounts]; and (6) 1770, Surinam, Captain Simon Smith [accounts, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, portage bill]. [1766 signature pass signed by Stephen Hopkins and account book transferred to JCBL Manuscript collection.] Antigua--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Moses Brown; Caty (sloop); Defiance (sloop); Guinea--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Jamaica--Trade; Gideon Manchester; Sally (brigantine); Slave Trade; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

June 18, 1766-February 1768

Box 644, Folder 3

Brigantine Sally 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains maritime documents for six voyages of the brigantine Sally made for Nicholas Brown and Company from 1763 to 1772. These voyages were (1) 1763-1764, Jamaica, Captain Gideon Manchester [rigging agreement, sailing orders, manifest, invoices, bill of distribution, portage bill, letters, accounts]; (2) 1764-1766, Guinea, Captain Esek Hopkins [portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, an account book, letters, accounts]; (3) 1766, Antigua, Captain Esek Hopkins [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, manifest, account of sale of slaves with purchasers]; (4) June 21, 1766-1767, Surinam, Captain Esek Hopkins [wrappers, prices current, sailing orders, letters, receipts, invoices, fitting out papers, accounts]; (5) December 13, 1768-July 1769, Surinam, Captain Simon Smith [wrappers, accounts]; and (6) 1770, Surinam, Captain Simon Smith [accounts, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, portage bill]. [1766 signature pass signed by Stephen Hopkins and account book transferred to JCBL Manuscript collection.] Antigua--Trade; Bills of Exchange; Moses Brown; Caty (sloop); Defiance (sloop); Guinea--Trade; Esek Hopkins; Jamaica--Trade; Gideon Manchester; Sally (brigantine); Slave Trade; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

August 30, 1769-June 13, 1770

Box 644, Folder 4

Sloop Sally 1 folder General Note: Lemuel Bishop captained sloop Sally which John and Nicholas Brown and others sent out as a privateer from 1776 through 1778. The Sally captured sloop Retaliation and ship Louisa as prizes according to documents in this sub-series, which also includes fitting out papers, accounts, notes, memo of stores of prize ship Louisa and prize sloop Retaliation, and a list of officers and crew. Material in this folder may also refer to an unrelated sloop Sally active at this time, chartered from Captain Rembrance Simmons as a trading vessel to St. Croix. American Revolution--Naval Warfare; Lemuel Bishop; Louisa (ship)--Capture at Sea; Maritime History--Prizes; Pawtuxet, RI; Privateering; Retaliation (sloop)--Capture at Sea; Sally (sloop); Ship's Papers Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

April 9, 1776-June 28, 1776

Box 644, Folder 5

Schooner Sally and Priscilla 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased this vessel from George Hawxhurst of New York. Sally and Priscilla left Providence July 22, 1810 under the command of Captain Nicholas Cooke, bound for Cadiz, Lisbon, Wilmington, NC, and Surinam. Cargo included flour, rice, salt. Captain Cooke died February 7, 1811 while at sea and his replacement, Captain Thomas Eastman, was in command when the ship was wrecked February 12, 1811 off Cape Hatteras. Sub-Series contains wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, fitting out papers, protest, invoices, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts. John Bowers; Nicholas Cooke; Thomas Eastman; Labor--Maritime--Crew Problems; R. W. Meade; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Ship's Papers; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 28, 1810-April 3, 1811

Box 644, Folder 6

Schooner Sally and Priscilla 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased this vessel from George Hawxhurst of New York. Sally and Priscilla left Providence July 22, 1810 under the command of Captain Nicholas Cooke, bound for Cadiz, Lisbon, Wilmington, NC, and Surinam. Cargo included flour, rice, salt. Captain Cooke died February 7, 1811 while at sea and his replacement, Captain Thomas Eastman, was in command when the ship was wrecked February 12, 1811 off Cape Hatteras. Sub-Series contains wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, fitting out papers, protest, invoices, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts. John Bowers; Nicholas Cooke; Thomas Eastman; Labor--Maritime--Crew Problems; R. W. Meade; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Ship's Papers; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 14, 1810-July 21, 1810

Box 644, Folder 7

Schooner Sally and Priscilla 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased this vessel from George Hawxhurst of New York. Sally and Priscilla left Providence July 22, 1810 under the command of Captain Nicholas Cooke, bound for Cadiz, Lisbon, Wilmington, NC, and Surinam. Cargo included flour, rice, salt. Captain Cooke died February 7, 1811 while at sea and his replacement, Captain Thomas Eastman, was in command when the ship was wrecked February 12, 1811 off Cape Hatteras. Sub-Series contains wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, fitting out papers, protest, invoices, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts. John Bowers; Nicholas Cooke; Thomas Eastman; Labor--Maritime--Crew Problems; R. W. Meade; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Ship's Papers; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 23, 1810-February 21, 1811

Box 644, Folder 8

Schooner Sparrow 1 folder General Note: Hollins and McBlair and George P. Stevenson sold Sparrow to Brown and Ives in 1813 for a voyage to New Orleans. Commanded by Captain Ezekiel Hall, the schooner left Providence on August 17, 1813. Cargo included sugar, fish, cheese, sperm oil, butter, Russia goods, wines. Sub-Series contains wrappers, inventory, memoranda, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading. Ezekiel Hall; Ship's Papers; Smith, Dorsey and Company; Sparrow (schooner); Trade--Domestic--New Orleans Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 26, 1813-October 12, 1813

Box 644, Folder 9

Schooner Sparrow 1 folder General Note: Hollins and McBlair and George P. Stevenson sold Sparrow to Brown and Ives in 1813 for a voyage to New Orleans. Commanded by Captain Ezekiel Hall, the schooner left Providence on August 17, 1813. Cargo included sugar, fish, cheese, sperm oil, butter, Russia goods, wines. Sub-Series contains wrappers, inventory, memoranda, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading. Ezekiel Hall; Ship's Papers; Smith, Dorsey and Company; Sparrow (schooner); Trade--Domestic--New Orleans Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 10, T813-November 11, 1813

Box 645, Folder 1

Sloop Speedwell 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains ship's papers for the eight voyages made by two different sloops named Speedwell for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1761. The voyages were (1) 1758, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, carried French prisoners as well as slaves to be sold]; (2) 1759, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, with two French prisoners on board]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain John Updike [flag of truce]; (4) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain Silas Cook [flag of truce, captured by British privateer Little John and condemned]; (5) 1760, New Orleans, Captain John Updike: cargo included furs, skins, indigo [flag of truce]; (6) 1761, Jamaica and Hispaniola, Captain Joseph Kinnicutt: cargo included flour, fish, candles, lumber, rum, molasses [flag of truce]; (7) 1761, Hispaniola, Captain Kinnicutt [flag of truce]; and (8) 1762, Hispaniola and Martinique, Captain Gottlieb Eckstine: cargo included sugar, indigo, flours, barrels, hoops, staves, whale products, candles. Documents include charter party, sailing orders, wrappers, accounts, flag of truce bond, portage bill, legal papers, protest, reports, memoranda, accounts, marine insurance, fitting out records, invoices, receipts, bills of lading, and letters. Admiralty Court; Nathan Angell; Candles; Silas Cook; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; George Corlis; Gottlieb Eckstine; Fish; Flour; Nathaniel Green; Hispaniola--Trade; Indigo; Insurance--Marine; Jamaica--Trade; Joseph Kinnicutt; Little John (British privateer); Martinique--Trade; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; New Orleans--Trade; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spanish America--Trade; Speedwell (sloop); St. Marks--Trade; Daniel Tillinghast; Trade--Foreign; John Updike; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

April 3, 1760-September [ ], 1760

Box 645, Folder 2

Sloop Speedwell 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains ship's papers for the eight voyages made by two different sloops named Speedwell for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1761. The voyages were (1) 1758, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, carried French prisoners as well as slaves to be sold]; (2) 1759, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, with two French prisoners on board]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain John Updike [flag of truce]; (4) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain Silas Cook [flag of truce, captured by British privateer Little John and condemned]; (5) 1760, New Orleans, Captain John Updike: cargo included furs, skins, indigo [flag of truce]; (6) 1761, Jamaica and Hispaniola, Captain Joseph Kinnicutt: cargo included flour, fish, candles, lumber, rum, molasses [flag of truce]; (7) 1761, Hispaniola, Captain Kinnicutt [flag of truce]; and (8) 1762, Hispaniola and Martinique, Captain Gottlieb Eckstine: cargo included sugar, indigo, flours, barrels, hoops, staves, whale products, candles. Documents include charter party, sailing orders, wrappers, accounts, flag of truce bond, portage bill, legal papers, protest, reports, memoranda, accounts, marine insurance, fitting out records, invoices, receipts, bills of lading, and letters. Admiralty Court; Nathan Angell; Candles; Silas Cook; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; George Corlis; Gottlieb Eckstine; Fish; Flour; Nathaniel Green; Hispaniola--Trade; Indigo; Insurance--Marine; Jamaica--Trade; Joseph Kinnicutt; Little John (British privateer); Martinique--Trade; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; New Orleans--Trade; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spanish America--Trade; Speedwell (sloop); St. Marks--Trade; Daniel Tillinghast; Trade--Foreign; John Updike; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

[ ] 1760-January 22, 1760

Box 645, Folder 3

Sloop Speedwell 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains ship's papers for the eight voyages made by two different sloops named Speedwell for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1761. The voyages were (1) 1758, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, carried French prisoners as well as slaves to be sold]; (2) 1759, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, with two French prisoners on board]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain John Updike [flag of truce]; (4) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain Silas Cook [flag of truce, captured by British privateer Little John and condemned]; (5) 1760, New Orleans, Captain John Updike: cargo included furs, skins, indigo [flag of truce]; (6) 1761, Jamaica and Hispaniola, Captain Joseph Kinnicutt: cargo included flour, fish, candles, lumber, rum, molasses [flag of truce]; (7) 1761, Hispaniola, Captain Kinnicutt [flag of truce]; and (8) 1762, Hispaniola and Martinique, Captain Gottlieb Eckstine: cargo included sugar, indigo, flours, barrels, hoops, staves, whale products, candles. Documents include charter party, sailing orders, wrappers, accounts, flag of truce bond, portage bill, legal papers, protest, reports, memoranda, accounts, marine insurance, fitting out records, invoices, receipts, bills of lading, and letters. Admiralty Court; Nathan Angell; Candles; Silas Cook; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; George Corlis; Gottlieb Eckstine; Fish; Flour; Nathaniel Green; Hispaniola--Trade; Indigo; Insurance--Marine; Jamaica--Trade; Joseph Kinnicutt; Little John (British privateer); Martinique--Trade; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; New Orleans--Trade; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spanish America--Trade; Speedwell (sloop); St. Marks--Trade; Daniel Tillinghast; Trade--Foreign; John Updike; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

January 7, 1760-August 28, 1760

Box 645, Folder 4

Sloop Speedwell 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains ship's papers for the eight voyages made by two different sloops named Speedwell for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1761. The voyages were (1) 1758, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, carried French prisoners as well as slaves to be sold]; (2) 1759, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, with two French prisoners on board]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain John Updike [flag of truce]; (4) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain Silas Cook [flag of truce, captured by British privateer Little John and condemned]; (5) 1760, New Orleans, Captain John Updike: cargo included furs, skins, indigo [flag of truce]; (6) 1761, Jamaica and Hispaniola, Captain Joseph Kinnicutt: cargo included flour, fish, candles, lumber, rum, molasses [flag of truce]; (7) 1761, Hispaniola, Captain Kinnicutt [flag of truce]; and (8) 1762, Hispaniola and Martinique, Captain Gottlieb Eckstine: cargo included sugar, indigo, flours, barrels, hoops, staves, whale products, candles. Documents include charter party, sailing orders, wrappers, accounts, flag of truce bond, portage bill, legal papers, protest, reports, memoranda, accounts, marine insurance, fitting out records, invoices, receipts, bills of lading, and letters. Admiralty Court; Nathan Angell; Candles; Silas Cook; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; George Corlis; Gottlieb Eckstine; Fish; Flour; Nathaniel Green; Hispaniola--Trade; Indigo; Insurance--Marine; Jamaica--Trade; Joseph Kinnicutt; Little John (British privateer); Martinique--Trade; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; New Orleans--Trade; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spanish America--Trade; Speedwell (sloop); St. Marks--Trade; Daniel Tillinghast; Trade--Foreign; John Updike; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

November 8, 1760-March 15, 1762

Box 645, Folder 5

Sloop Speedwell 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains ship's papers for the eight voyages made by two different sloops named Speedwell for Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas and John Brown between 1758 and 1761. The voyages were (1) 1758, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, carried French prisoners as well as slaves to be sold]; (2) 1759, New Orleans, Captain John Updike [flag of truce, with two French prisoners on board]; (3) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain John Updike [flag of truce]; (4) 1760, Hispaniola, Captain Silas Cook [flag of truce, captured by British privateer Little John and condemned]; (5) 1760, New Orleans, Captain John Updike: cargo included furs, skins, indigo [flag of truce]; (6) 1761, Jamaica and Hispaniola, Captain Joseph Kinnicutt: cargo included flour, fish, candles, lumber, rum, molasses [flag of truce]; (7) 1761, Hispaniola, Captain Kinnicutt [flag of truce]; and (8) 1762, Hispaniola and Martinique, Captain Gottlieb Eckstine: cargo included sugar, indigo, flours, barrels, hoops, staves, whale products, candles. Documents include charter party, sailing orders, wrappers, accounts, flag of truce bond, portage bill, legal papers, protest, reports, memoranda, accounts, marine insurance, fitting out records, invoices, receipts, bills of lading, and letters. Admiralty Court; Nathan Angell; Candles; Silas Cook; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; George Corlis; Gottlieb Eckstine; Fish; Flour; Nathaniel Green; Hispaniola--Trade; Indigo; Insurance--Marine; Jamaica--Trade; Joseph Kinnicutt; Little John (British privateer); Martinique--Trade; Molasses; Neutrality--Flags of Truce; New Orleans--Trade; Prisoners--Foreign; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Spanish America--Trade; Speedwell (sloop); St. Marks--Trade; Daniel Tillinghast; Trade--Foreign; John Updike; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

April 28, 1762-May 15, 1762

Box 645, Folder 6

Brigantine Stephen 1 folder General Note: Stephen T. Northam (1/2 share), J, C. and S. Whitehorne (1/4 share) and Brown and Ives (1/4 share) sent Stephen on three voyages before Brown and Ives sold their share in 1821. The brigantine's adventures were (1) February 15, 1818-January 5, 1819, Calcutta, Marseilles, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included iron, specie, sugar, cotton, saltpetre, spices [wrappers, list of goods, letters, sailing orders, circular letter, invoices]; (2) 1819-August 2, 1820, Gibraltar, Marseilles, Calcutta, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included cotton, sugar, saltpetre, dry goods, specie, indigo, iron [wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bill of lading, account of sales]; and (3) January 12, 1821-September 13, 1821, Havana, Antwerp, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included coffee, sugar [bill of lading, account of sales, letters, sailing orders, accounts, wrappers, invoice, statement, fitting out papers, disbursements]. Albert W. Gardiner; Gray, Fernandes and Bro.; Hill and Blodgett; Hughes and Fellyplace; Kantzou and Biel; Marietta, OH; L. J. Mertens; Ram Chander Miter; Mosselman and Company; S. T. Northam; Putnam and Turner; Prices Current; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; John R. Stanhope; Stephen (brigantine); Trade--Europe; Trade--India; Trade--West Indies; J. G. and S. Whitehorne Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 18, 1816-February 11, 1818

Box 645, Folder 7

Brigantine Stephen 1 folder General Note: Stephen T. Northam (1/2 share), J, C. and S. Whitehorne (1/4 share) and Brown and Ives (1/4 share) sent Stephen on three voyages before Brown and Ives sold their share in 1821. The brigantine's adventures were (1) February 15, 1818-January 5, 1819, Calcutta, Marseilles, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included iron, specie, sugar, cotton, saltpetre, spices [wrappers, list of goods, letters, sailing orders, circular letter, invoices]; (2) 1819-August 2, 1820, Gibraltar, Marseilles, Calcutta, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included cotton, sugar, saltpetre, dry goods, specie, indigo, iron [wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bill of lading, account of sales]; and (3) January 12, 1821-September 13, 1821, Havana, Antwerp, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included coffee, sugar [bill of lading, account of sales, letters, sailing orders, accounts, wrappers, invoice, statement, fitting out papers, disbursements]. Albert W. Gardiner; Gray, Fernandes and Bro.; Hill and Blodgett; Hughes and Fellyplace; Kantzou and Biel; Marietta, OH; L. J. Mertens; Ram Chander Miter; Mosselman and Company; S. T. Northam; Putnam and Turner; Prices Current; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; John R. Stanhope; Stephen (brigantine); Trade--Europe; Trade--India; Trade--West Indies; J. G. and S. Whitehorne Subjects: Brown & Ives

[February 9] 1818-December 7, 1818

Box 645, Folder 8

Brigantine Stephen 1 folder General Note: Stephen T. Northam (1/2 share), J, C. and S. Whitehorne (1/4 share) and Brown and Ives (1/4 share) sent Stephen on three voyages before Brown and Ives sold their share in 1821. The brigantine's adventures were (1) February 15, 1818-January 5, 1819, Calcutta, Marseilles, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included iron, specie, sugar, cotton, saltpetre, spices [wrappers, list of goods, letters, sailing orders, circular letter, invoices]; (2) 1819-August 2, 1820, Gibraltar, Marseilles, Calcutta, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included cotton, sugar, saltpetre, dry goods, specie, indigo, iron [wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bill of lading, account of sales]; and (3) January 12, 1821-September 13, 1821, Havana, Antwerp, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included coffee, sugar [bill of lading, account of sales, letters, sailing orders, accounts, wrappers, invoice, statement, fitting out papers, disbursements]. Albert W. Gardiner; Gray, Fernandes and Bro.; Hill and Blodgett; Hughes and Fellyplace; Kantzou and Biel; Marietta, OH; L. J. Mertens; Ram Chander Miter; Mosselman and Company; S. T. Northam; Putnam and Turner; Prices Current; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; John R. Stanhope; Stephen (brigantine); Trade--Europe; Trade--India; Trade--West Indies; J. G. and S. Whitehorne Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 7, 1818-April 22, 1819

Box 645, Folder 9

Brigantine Stephen 1 folder General Note: Stephen T. Northam (1/2 share), J, C. and S. Whitehorne (1/4 share) and Brown and Ives (1/4 share) sent Stephen on three voyages before Brown and Ives sold their share in 1821. The brigantine's adventures were (1) February 15, 1818-January 5, 1819, Calcutta, Marseilles, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included iron, specie, sugar, cotton, saltpetre, spices [wrappers, list of goods, letters, sailing orders, circular letter, invoices]; (2) 1819-August 2, 1820, Gibraltar, Marseilles, Calcutta, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included cotton, sugar, saltpetre, dry goods, specie, indigo, iron [wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bill of lading, account of sales]; and (3) January 12, 1821-September 13, 1821, Havana, Antwerp, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included coffee, sugar [bill of lading, account of sales, letters, sailing orders, accounts, wrappers, invoice, statement, fitting out papers, disbursements]. Albert W. Gardiner; Gray, Fernandes and Bro.; Hill and Blodgett; Hughes and Fellyplace; Kantzou and Biel; Marietta, OH; L. J. Mertens; Ram Chander Miter; Mosselman and Company; S. T. Northam; Putnam and Turner; Prices Current; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; John R. Stanhope; Stephen (brigantine); Trade--Europe; Trade--India; Trade--West Indies; J. G. and S. Whitehorne Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 11, 1818-June 19, 1819

Box 646, Folder 1

Brigantine Stephen 1 folder General Note: Stephen T. Northam (1/2 share), J, C. and S. Whitehorne (1/4 share) and Brown and Ives (1/4 share) sent Stephen on three voyages before Brown and Ives sold their share in 1821. The brigantine's adventures were (1) February 15, 1818-January 5, 1819, Calcutta, Marseilles, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included iron, specie, sugar, cotton, saltpetre, spices [wrappers, list of goods, letters, sailing orders, circular letter, invoices]; (2) 1819-August 2, 1820, Gibraltar, Marseilles, Calcutta, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included cotton, sugar, saltpetre, dry goods, specie, indigo, iron [wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bill of lading, account of sales]; and (3) January 12, 1821-September 13, 1821, Havana, Antwerp, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included coffee, sugar [bill of lading, account of sales, letters, sailing orders, accounts, wrappers, invoice, statement, fitting out papers, disbursements]. Albert W. Gardiner; Gray, Fernandes and Bro.; Hill and Blodgett; Hughes and Fellyplace; Kantzou and Biel; Marietta, OH; L. J. Mertens; Ram Chander Miter; Mosselman and Company; S. T. Northam; Putnam and Turner; Prices Current; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; John R. Stanhope; Stephen (brigantine); Trade--Europe; Trade--India; Trade--West Indies; J. G. and S. Whitehorne Subjects: Brown & Ives

January [ ] 1819-April 11, 1820

Box 646, Folder 2

Brigantine Stephen 1 folder General Note: Stephen T. Northam (1/2 share), J, C. and S. Whitehorne (1/4 share) and Brown and Ives (1/4 share) sent Stephen on three voyages before Brown and Ives sold their share in 1821. The brigantine's adventures were (1) February 15, 1818-January 5, 1819, Calcutta, Marseilles, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included iron, specie, sugar, cotton, saltpetre, spices [wrappers, list of goods, letters, sailing orders, circular letter, invoices]; (2) 1819-August 2, 1820, Gibraltar, Marseilles, Calcutta, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included cotton, sugar, saltpetre, dry goods, specie, indigo, iron [wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bill of lading, account of sales]; and (3) January 12, 1821-September 13, 1821, Havana, Antwerp, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included coffee, sugar [bill of lading, account of sales, letters, sailing orders, accounts, wrappers, invoice, statement, fitting out papers, disbursements]. Albert W. Gardiner; Gray, Fernandes and Bro.; Hill and Blodgett; Hughes and Fellyplace; Kantzou and Biel; Marietta, OH; L. J. Mertens; Ram Chander Miter; Mosselman and Company; S. T. Northam; Putnam and Turner; Prices Current; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; John R. Stanhope; Stephen (brigantine); Trade--Europe; Trade--India; Trade--West Indies; J. G. and S. Whitehorne Subjects: Brown & Ives

April [ ], 1820-September 6, 1820

Box 646, Folder 3

Brigantine Stephen 1 folder General Note: Stephen T. Northam (1/2 share), J, C. and S. Whitehorne (1/4 share) and Brown and Ives (1/4 share) sent Stephen on three voyages before Brown and Ives sold their share in 1821. The brigantine's adventures were (1) February 15, 1818-January 5, 1819, Calcutta, Marseilles, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included iron, specie, sugar, cotton, saltpetre, spices [wrappers, list of goods, letters, sailing orders, circular letter, invoices]; (2) 1819-August 2, 1820, Gibraltar, Marseilles, Calcutta, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included cotton, sugar, saltpetre, dry goods, specie, indigo, iron [wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bill of lading, account of sales]; and (3) January 12, 1821-September 13, 1821, Havana, Antwerp, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included coffee, sugar [bill of lading, account of sales, letters, sailing orders, accounts, wrappers, invoice, statement, fitting out papers, disbursements]. Albert W. Gardiner; Gray, Fernandes and Bro.; Hill and Blodgett; Hughes and Fellyplace; Kantzou and Biel; Marietta, OH; L. J. Mertens; Ram Chander Miter; Mosselman and Company; S. T. Northam; Putnam and Turner; Prices Current; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; John R. Stanhope; Stephen (brigantine); Trade--Europe; Trade--India; Trade--West Indies; J. G. and S. Whitehorne Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 30, 1820-October 14, 1820

Box 646, Folder 4

Brigantine Stephen 1 folder General Note: Stephen T. Northam (1/2 share), J, C. and S. Whitehorne (1/4 share) and Brown and Ives (1/4 share) sent Stephen on three voyages before Brown and Ives sold their share in 1821. The brigantine's adventures were (1) February 15, 1818-January 5, 1819, Calcutta, Marseilles, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included iron, specie, sugar, cotton, saltpetre, spices [wrappers, list of goods, letters, sailing orders, circular letter, invoices]; (2) 1819-August 2, 1820, Gibraltar, Marseilles, Calcutta, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included cotton, sugar, saltpetre, dry goods, specie, indigo, iron [wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bill of lading, account of sales]; and (3) January 12, 1821-September 13, 1821, Havana, Antwerp, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included coffee, sugar [bill of lading, account of sales, letters, sailing orders, accounts, wrappers, invoice, statement, fitting out papers, disbursements]. Albert W. Gardiner; Gray, Fernandes and Bro.; Hill and Blodgett; Hughes and Fellyplace; Kantzou and Biel; Marietta, OH; L. J. Mertens; Ram Chander Miter; Mosselman and Company; S. T. Northam; Putnam and Turner; Prices Current; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; John R. Stanhope; Stephen (brigantine); Trade--Europe; Trade--India; Trade--West Indies; J. G. and S. Whitehorne Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 8, 1818-December 2, 1820

Box 646, Folder 5

Brigantine Stephen 1 folder General Note: Stephen T. Northam (1/2 share), J, C. and S. Whitehorne (1/4 share) and Brown and Ives (1/4 share) sent Stephen on three voyages before Brown and Ives sold their share in 1821. The brigantine's adventures were (1) February 15, 1818-January 5, 1819, Calcutta, Marseilles, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included iron, specie, sugar, cotton, saltpetre, spices [wrappers, list of goods, letters, sailing orders, circular letter, invoices]; (2) 1819-August 2, 1820, Gibraltar, Marseilles, Calcutta, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included cotton, sugar, saltpetre, dry goods, specie, indigo, iron [wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bill of lading, account of sales]; and (3) January 12, 1821-September 13, 1821, Havana, Antwerp, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included coffee, sugar [bill of lading, account of sales, letters, sailing orders, accounts, wrappers, invoice, statement, fitting out papers, disbursements]. Albert W. Gardiner; Gray, Fernandes and Bro.; Hill and Blodgett; Hughes and Fellyplace; Kantzou and Biel; Marietta, OH; L. J. Mertens; Ram Chander Miter; Mosselman and Company; S. T. Northam; Putnam and Turner; Prices Current; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; John R. Stanhope; Stephen (brigantine); Trade--Europe; Trade--India; Trade--West Indies; J. G. and S. Whitehorne Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 2, 1820-January 24, 1821

Box 646, Folder 6

Brigantine Stephen 1 folder General Note: Stephen T. Northam (1/2 share), J, C. and S. Whitehorne (1/4 share) and Brown and Ives (1/4 share) sent Stephen on three voyages before Brown and Ives sold their share in 1821. The brigantine's adventures were (1) February 15, 1818-January 5, 1819, Calcutta, Marseilles, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included iron, specie, sugar, cotton, saltpetre, spices [wrappers, list of goods, letters, sailing orders, circular letter, invoices]; (2) 1819-August 2, 1820, Gibraltar, Marseilles, Calcutta, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included cotton, sugar, saltpetre, dry goods, specie, indigo, iron [wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bill of lading, account of sales]; and (3) January 12, 1821-September 13, 1821, Havana, Antwerp, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included coffee, sugar [bill of lading, account of sales, letters, sailing orders, accounts, wrappers, invoice, statement, fitting out papers, disbursements]. Albert W. Gardiner; Gray, Fernandes and Bro.; Hill and Blodgett; Hughes and Fellyplace; Kantzou and Biel; Marietta, OH; L. J. Mertens; Ram Chander Miter; Mosselman and Company; S. T. Northam; Putnam and Turner; Prices Current; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; John R. Stanhope; Stephen (brigantine); Trade--Europe; Trade--India; Trade--West Indies; J. G. and S. Whitehorne Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 5, 1820-February 24, 1821

Box 646, Folder 7

Brigantine Stephen 1 folder General Note: Stephen T. Northam (1/2 share), J, C. and S. Whitehorne (1/4 share) and Brown and Ives (1/4 share) sent Stephen on three voyages before Brown and Ives sold their share in 1821. The brigantine's adventures were (1) February 15, 1818-January 5, 1819, Calcutta, Marseilles, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included iron, specie, sugar, cotton, saltpetre, spices [wrappers, list of goods, letters, sailing orders, circular letter, invoices]; (2) 1819-August 2, 1820, Gibraltar, Marseilles, Calcutta, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included cotton, sugar, saltpetre, dry goods, specie, indigo, iron [wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bill of lading, account of sales]; and (3) January 12, 1821-September 13, 1821, Havana, Antwerp, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included coffee, sugar [bill of lading, account of sales, letters, sailing orders, accounts, wrappers, invoice, statement, fitting out papers, disbursements]. Albert W. Gardiner; Gray, Fernandes and Bro.; Hill and Blodgett; Hughes and Fellyplace; Kantzou and Biel; Marietta, OH; L. J. Mertens; Ram Chander Miter; Mosselman and Company; S. T. Northam; Putnam and Turner; Prices Current; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; John R. Stanhope; Stephen (brigantine); Trade--Europe; Trade--India; Trade--West Indies; J. G. and S. Whitehorne Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 7, 1821-June 5, 1821

Box 646, Folder 8

Brigantine Stephen 1 folder General Note: Stephen T. Northam (1/2 share), J, C. and S. Whitehorne (1/4 share) and Brown and Ives (1/4 share) sent Stephen on three voyages before Brown and Ives sold their share in 1821. The brigantine's adventures were (1) February 15, 1818-January 5, 1819, Calcutta, Marseilles, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included iron, specie, sugar, cotton, saltpetre, spices [wrappers, list of goods, letters, sailing orders, circular letter, invoices]; (2) 1819-August 2, 1820, Gibraltar, Marseilles, Calcutta, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included cotton, sugar, saltpetre, dry goods, specie, indigo, iron [wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bill of lading, account of sales]; and (3) January 12, 1821-September 13, 1821, Havana, Antwerp, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included coffee, sugar [bill of lading, account of sales, letters, sailing orders, accounts, wrappers, invoice, statement, fitting out papers, disbursements]. Albert W. Gardiner; Gray, Fernandes and Bro.; Hill and Blodgett; Hughes and Fellyplace; Kantzou and Biel; Marietta, OH; L. J. Mertens; Ram Chander Miter; Mosselman and Company; S. T. Northam; Putnam and Turner; Prices Current; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; John R. Stanhope; Stephen (brigantine); Trade--Europe; Trade--India; Trade--West Indies; J. G. and S. Whitehorne Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 8, 1821-September 13, 1821

Box 646, Folder 9

Brigantine Stephen 1 folder General Note: Stephen T. Northam (1/2 share), J, C. and S. Whitehorne (1/4 share) and Brown and Ives (1/4 share) sent Stephen on three voyages before Brown and Ives sold their share in 1821. The brigantine's adventures were (1) February 15, 1818-January 5, 1819, Calcutta, Marseilles, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included iron, specie, sugar, cotton, saltpetre, spices [wrappers, list of goods, letters, sailing orders, circular letter, invoices]; (2) 1819-August 2, 1820, Gibraltar, Marseilles, Calcutta, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included cotton, sugar, saltpetre, dry goods, specie, indigo, iron [wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bill of lading, account of sales]; and (3) January 12, 1821-September 13, 1821, Havana, Antwerp, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included coffee, sugar [bill of lading, account of sales, letters, sailing orders, accounts, wrappers, invoice, statement, fitting out papers, disbursements]. Albert W. Gardiner; Gray, Fernandes and Bro.; Hill and Blodgett; Hughes and Fellyplace; Kantzou and Biel; Marietta, OH; L. J. Mertens; Ram Chander Miter; Mosselman and Company; S. T. Northam; Putnam and Turner; Prices Current; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; John R. Stanhope; Stephen (brigantine); Trade--Europe; Trade--India; Trade--West Indies; J. G. and S. Whitehorne Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 14, 1821-April 20, 1822

Box 647, Folder 1

Brigantine Stephen 1 folder General Note: Stephen T. Northam (1/2 share), J, C. and S. Whitehorne (1/4 share) and Brown and Ives (1/4 share) sent Stephen on three voyages before Brown and Ives sold their share in 1821. The brigantine's adventures were (1) February 15, 1818-January 5, 1819, Calcutta, Marseilles, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included iron, specie, sugar, cotton, saltpetre, spices [wrappers, list of goods, letters, sailing orders, circular letter, invoices]; (2) 1819-August 2, 1820, Gibraltar, Marseilles, Calcutta, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included cotton, sugar, saltpetre, dry goods, specie, indigo, iron [wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bill of lading, account of sales]; and (3) January 12, 1821-September 13, 1821, Havana, Antwerp, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included coffee, sugar [bill of lading, account of sales, letters, sailing orders, accounts, wrappers, invoice, statement, fitting out papers, disbursements]. Albert W. Gardiner; Gray, Fernandes and Bro.; Hill and Blodgett; Hughes and Fellyplace; Kantzou and Biel; Marietta, OH; L. J. Mertens; Ram Chander Miter; Mosselman and Company; S. T. Northam; Putnam and Turner; Prices Current; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; John R. Stanhope; Stephen (brigantine); Trade--Europe; Trade--India; Trade--West Indies; J. G. and S. Whitehorne Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 24, 1821-September 13, 1821

Box 647, Folder 2

Brigantine Stephen 1 folder General Note: Stephen T. Northam (1/2 share), J, C. and S. Whitehorne (1/4 share) and Brown and Ives (1/4 share) sent Stephen on three voyages before Brown and Ives sold their share in 1821. The brigantine's adventures were (1) February 15, 1818-January 5, 1819, Calcutta, Marseilles, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included iron, specie, sugar, cotton, saltpetre, spices [wrappers, list of goods, letters, sailing orders, circular letter, invoices]; (2) 1819-August 2, 1820, Gibraltar, Marseilles, Calcutta, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included cotton, sugar, saltpetre, dry goods, specie, indigo, iron [wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bill of lading, account of sales]; and (3) January 12, 1821-September 13, 1821, Havana, Antwerp, Captain John R. Stanhope: cargo included coffee, sugar [bill of lading, account of sales, letters, sailing orders, accounts, wrappers, invoice, statement, fitting out papers, disbursements]. Albert W. Gardiner; Gray, Fernandes and Bro.; Hill and Blodgett; Hughes and Fellyplace; Kantzou and Biel; Marietta, OH; L. J. Mertens; Ram Chander Miter; Mosselman and Company; S. T. Northam; Putnam and Turner; Prices Current; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; John R. Stanhope; Stephen (brigantine); Trade--Europe; Trade--India; Trade--West Indies; J. G. and S. Whitehorne Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 14, 1821-July 12, 1822

Box 647, Folder 3

Sloop Sukey 1 folder General Note: George and William Corlis chartered the sloop Sukey to Holroyd and Tillinghast and Brown and Benson for a joint adventure to St. Croix and Charleston, South Carolina in 1788-1789. Captain Joseph Tillinghast was in command. Cargo included sugar, rum, agricultural products, fish, barrels, hoops, staves, candles, wine, tobacco, and whale products. Documents include wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, and accounts. Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Charleston, SC--Trade; George Corlis; William Corlis; Fish; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Produce; Rum; Ship's Papers; St. Croix--Trade; Sugar; Sukey (sloop); Thayer and Bartlett; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wine Subjects: Brown & Benson

November 10, 1788-June 4, 1789

Box 647, Folder 4

Sloop Sukey 1 folder General Note: George and William Corlis chartered the sloop Sukey to Holroyd and Tillinghast and Brown and Benson for a joint adventure to St. Croix and Charleston, South Carolina in 1788-1789. Captain Joseph Tillinghast was in command. Cargo included sugar, rum, agricultural products, fish, barrels, hoops, staves, candles, wine, tobacco, and whale products. Documents include wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, and accounts. Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Charleston, SC--Trade; George Corlis; William Corlis; Fish; Holroyd and Tillinghast; Hope (ship); Produce; Rum; Ship's Papers; St. Croix--Trade; Sugar; Sukey (sloop); Thayer and Bartlett; Joseph Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Wine Subjects: Brown & Benson

November 14, 1788-January 12, 1790

Box 647, Folder 5

Brig Three Friends 1 folder General Note: Lloyd Bowers of Somerset, Massachusetts sold the brig Three Friends to Brown, Benson and Ives. The vessel made three voyages for the partners in 1792-1793 before she was cast away by high winds and heavy seas on a return trip from Copenhagen. Voyages included: (1) July 1792-November 8, 1792, Copenhagen, Captain William Read: cargo included rum, tea, dry goods, iron [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, drawback, fitting out papers, invoice]; (2) December 8, 1792-August 23, 1793, Bordeaux, Cayenne, Teneriffe, Surinam, Captain Alexander Black: cargo included potash, rice, whale products, salt, rum, sugar, molasses [captured by privateer; see wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out, and invoice; some documents in French]; and (3) September 2, 1793 until cast away in December 1793, Copenhagen, New York, Captain John Warner: cargo included rice, coffee, Russia goods, tobacco, rum, sugar, hemp [invoices, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, declaration of neutrality, protest, account, seamen's accounts, calculation]. Alexander Black; Canary Islands--Trade; Dry Goods; Fenwick, Mason and Company; William Fenwick; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; Iron; Potash; Privateering; William Read; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tea; Three Friends (brig); Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--Foreign; John Warner; Whale Products Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

March 27, 1792-September 25, 1792

Box 647, Folder 6

Brig Three Friends 1 folder General Note: Lloyd Bowers of Somerset, Massachusetts sold the brig Three Friends to Brown, Benson and Ives. The vessel made three voyages for the partners in 1792-1793 before she was cast away by high winds and heavy seas on a return trip from Copenhagen. Voyages included: (1) July 1792-November 8, 1792, Copenhagen, Captain William Read: cargo included rum, tea, dry goods, iron [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, drawback, fitting out papers, invoice]; (2) December 8, 1792-August 23, 1793, Bordeaux, Cayenne, Teneriffe, Surinam, Captain Alexander Black: cargo included potash, rice, whale products, salt, rum, sugar, molasses [captured by privateer; see wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out, and invoice; some documents in French]; and (3) September 2, 1793 until cast away in December 1793, Copenhagen, New York, Captain John Warner: cargo included rice, coffee, Russia goods, tobacco, rum, sugar, hemp [invoices, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, declaration of neutrality, protest, account, seamen's accounts, calculation]. Alexander Black; Canary Islands--Trade; Dry Goods; Fenwick, Mason and Company; William Fenwick; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; Iron; Potash; Privateering; William Read; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tea; Three Friends (brig); Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--Foreign; John Warner; Whale Products Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

June 6, 1792-November 27, 1792

Box 647, Folder 7

Brig Three Friends 1 folder General Note: Lloyd Bowers of Somerset, Massachusetts sold the brig Three Friends to Brown, Benson and Ives. The vessel made three voyages for the partners in 1792-1793 before she was cast away by high winds and heavy seas on a return trip from Copenhagen. Voyages included: (1) July 1792-November 8, 1792, Copenhagen, Captain William Read: cargo included rum, tea, dry goods, iron [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, drawback, fitting out papers, invoice]; (2) December 8, 1792-August 23, 1793, Bordeaux, Cayenne, Teneriffe, Surinam, Captain Alexander Black: cargo included potash, rice, whale products, salt, rum, sugar, molasses [captured by privateer; see wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out, and invoice; some documents in French]; and (3) September 2, 1793 until cast away in December 1793, Copenhagen, New York, Captain John Warner: cargo included rice, coffee, Russia goods, tobacco, rum, sugar, hemp [invoices, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, declaration of neutrality, protest, account, seamen's accounts, calculation]. Alexander Black; Canary Islands--Trade; Dry Goods; Fenwick, Mason and Company; William Fenwick; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; Iron; Potash; Privateering; William Read; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tea; Three Friends (brig); Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--Foreign; John Warner; Whale Products Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

December 7, 1792-January 11, 1797

Box 647, Folder 8

Brig Three Friends 1 folder General Note: Lloyd Bowers of Somerset, Massachusetts sold the brig Three Friends to Brown, Benson and Ives. The vessel made three voyages for the partners in 1792-1793 before she was cast away by high winds and heavy seas on a return trip from Copenhagen. Voyages included: (1) July 1792-November 8, 1792, Copenhagen, Captain William Read: cargo included rum, tea, dry goods, iron [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, drawback, fitting out papers, invoice]; (2) December 8, 1792-August 23, 1793, Bordeaux, Cayenne, Teneriffe, Surinam, Captain Alexander Black: cargo included potash, rice, whale products, salt, rum, sugar, molasses [captured by privateer; see wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out, and invoice; some documents in French]; and (3) September 2, 1793 until cast away in December 1793, Copenhagen, New York, Captain John Warner: cargo included rice, coffee, Russia goods, tobacco, rum, sugar, hemp [invoices, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, declaration of neutrality, protest, account, seamen's accounts, calculation]. Alexander Black; Canary Islands--Trade; Dry Goods; Fenwick, Mason and Company; William Fenwick; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; Iron; Potash; Privateering; William Read; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tea; Three Friends (brig); Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--Foreign; John Warner; Whale Products Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

August 31, 1793-October 7, 1794

Box 648, Folder 1

Brig Three Friends 1 folder General Note: Lloyd Bowers of Somerset, Massachusetts sold the brig Three Friends to Brown, Benson and Ives. The vessel made three voyages for the partners in 1792-1793 before she was cast away by high winds and heavy seas on a return trip from Copenhagen. Voyages included: (1) July 1792-November 8, 1792, Copenhagen, Captain William Read: cargo included rum, tea, dry goods, iron [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, drawback, fitting out papers, invoice]; (2) December 8, 1792-August 23, 1793, Bordeaux, Cayenne, Teneriffe, Surinam, Captain Alexander Black: cargo included potash, rice, whale products, salt, rum, sugar, molasses [captured by privateer; see wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out, and invoice; some documents in French]; and (3) September 2, 1793 until cast away in December 1793, Copenhagen, New York, Captain John Warner: cargo included rice, coffee, Russia goods, tobacco, rum, sugar, hemp [invoices, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, declaration of neutrality, protest, account, seamen's accounts, calculation]. Alexander Black; Canary Islands--Trade; Dry Goods; Fenwick, Mason and Company; William Fenwick; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; Iron; Potash; Privateering; William Read; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tea; Three Friends (brig); Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--Foreign; John Warner; Whale Products Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

August 31, 1793-February 11, 1794

Box 648, Folder 2

Brig Three Friends 1 folder General Note: Lloyd Bowers of Somerset, Massachusetts sold the brig Three Friends to Brown, Benson and Ives. The vessel made three voyages for the partners in 1792-1793 before she was cast away by high winds and heavy seas on a return trip from Copenhagen. Voyages included: (1) July 1792-November 8, 1792, Copenhagen, Captain William Read: cargo included rum, tea, dry goods, iron [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, drawback, fitting out papers, invoice]; (2) December 8, 1792-August 23, 1793, Bordeaux, Cayenne, Teneriffe, Surinam, Captain Alexander Black: cargo included potash, rice, whale products, salt, rum, sugar, molasses [captured by privateer; see wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out, and invoice; some documents in French]; and (3) September 2, 1793 until cast away in December 1793, Copenhagen, New York, Captain John Warner: cargo included rice, coffee, Russia goods, tobacco, rum, sugar, hemp [invoices, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, declaration of neutrality, protest, account, seamen's accounts, calculation]. Alexander Black; Canary Islands--Trade; Dry Goods; Fenwick, Mason and Company; William Fenwick; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; Iron; Potash; Privateering; William Read; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tea; Three Friends (brig); Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--Foreign; John Warner; Whale Products Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

March 10, 1794-ca. August [ ], 1794

Box 648, Folder 3

Brigantine Traveller 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives chartered this vessel from Samuel Allen and William Potter 2nd for a voyage to Surinam. Under the command of Captain Nicholas Cooke, Traveller sailed on March 13, 1807 and returned to Providence on June 10, 1807. Cargo included tobacco, fish, rice, agricultural products, flour, and molasses. Sub-Series contains logbook, invoices, wrappers, letters, charter party, accounts, portage bill, fitting out papers, statement, bill of lading. Nicholas Cooke; Ship's Papers; Trade--Surinam; Traveller (brigantine) Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 3, 1807-March 14, 1807

Box 648, Folder 4

Brigantine Traveller 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives chartered this vessel from Samuel Allen and William Potter 2nd for a voyage to Surinam. Under the command of Captain Nicholas Cooke, Traveller sailed on March 13, 1807 and returned to Providence on June 10, 1807. Cargo included tobacco, fish, rice, agricultural products, flour, and molasses. Sub-Series contains logbook, invoices, wrappers, letters, charter party, accounts, portage bill, fitting out papers, statement, bill of lading. Nicholas Cooke; Ship's Papers; Trade--Surinam; Traveller (brigantine) Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 15, 1807-October [ ], 1807

Box 648, Folder 5

Ship Two Brothers 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives and fellow Providence merchant John Corlis owned shares of a voyage Two Brothers made to Bordeaux and Bilboa. Under the command of Captain George Graves, the ship left Providence on January 5, 1802. Cargo included fish. Sub-Series contains letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, invoices. John Corlis; Gomez and Grandsons; George Graves; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Mary Ann (ship); Rates of Exchange; Ship's Papers; Strobel and Martin; Trade--Europe; Two Brothers (ship) Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ] 1802, January 1, 1802-February 18, 1802

Box 648, Folder 6

Ship Two Brothers 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives and fellow Providence merchant John Corlis owned shares of a voyage Two Brothers made to Bordeaux and Bilboa. Under the command of Captain George Graves, the ship left Providence on January 5, 1802. Cargo included fish. Sub-Series contains letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, invoices. John Corlis; Gomez and Grandsons; George Graves; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Mary Ann (ship); Rates of Exchange; Ship's Papers; Strobel and Martin; Trade--Europe; Two Brothers (ship) Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 26, 1802-September 5, 1802

Box 648, Folder 7

Ship Two Brothers 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives and fellow Providence merchant John Corlis owned shares of a voyage Two Brothers made to Bordeaux and Bilboa. Under the command of Captain George Graves, the ship left Providence on January 5, 1802. Cargo included fish. Sub-Series contains letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, invoices. John Corlis; Gomez and Grandsons; George Graves; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Mary Ann (ship); Rates of Exchange; Ship's Papers; Strobel and Martin; Trade--Europe; Two Brothers (ship) Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 6, 1802-November 15, 1802

Box 649, Folder 1

Ship Valentine 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives sent this vessel to Isle de France, Prince of Wales Islands and Cape of Good Hope under the command of Captain Stephen B. Chace in 1811. Valentine returned to Providence in 1812 but was detained by the British along the way. Cargo included lumber. Sub-Series contains invoices, wrappers, fitting out papers, letter of credit, letters, deposition. Stephen B. Chace; Thomas Dickason; Ship's Papers; Taylor and Talbot; Valentine (ship); War of 1812 Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 29, 1810-June 24, 1814

Box 649, Folder 2

Schooner Venelia 1 folder General Note: Munro, Snow and Munro sold 1/3 share of the Venelia to Brown and Ives in 1801. Under the command of Captain Jacob Westcott, she left Providence on November 9, 1801 bound for Amsterdam, the Cape Verde Islands, and the West Indies. Cargo included tea, salt, and livestock. The schooner returned on July 28, 1802. Sub-Series contains letters, bill of sale, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, statement, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading. Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dutch East India Trading Company; John Jay (ship); Livestock; Benjamin Munro; Munro, Snow and Munro; Salt; Ship's Papers; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--Foreign; Venelia (schooner); Jacob Westcott; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 8, 1802-August 20, 1802

Box 649, Folder 3

Schooner Venelia 1 folder General Note: Munro, Snow and Munro sold 1/3 share of the Venelia to Brown and Ives in 1801. Under the command of Captain Jacob Westcott, she left Providence on November 9, 1801 bound for Amsterdam, the Cape Verde Islands, and the West Indies. Cargo included tea, salt, and livestock. The schooner returned on July 28, 1802. Sub-Series contains letters, bill of sale, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, statement, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading. Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dutch East India Trading Company; John Jay (ship); Livestock; Benjamin Munro; Munro, Snow and Munro; Salt; Ship's Papers; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--Foreign; Venelia (schooner); Jacob Westcott; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 7, 1801-March 9, 1803

Box 649, Folder 4

Schooner Venelia 1 folder General Note: Munro, Snow and Munro sold 1/3 share of the Venelia to Brown and Ives in 1801. Under the command of Captain Jacob Westcott, she left Providence on November 9, 1801 bound for Amsterdam, the Cape Verde Islands, and the West Indies. Cargo included tea, salt, and livestock. The schooner returned on July 28, 1802. Sub-Series contains letters, bill of sale, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, statement, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading. Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dutch East India Trading Company; John Jay (ship); Livestock; Benjamin Munro; Munro, Snow and Munro; Salt; Ship's Papers; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--Foreign; Venelia (schooner); Jacob Westcott; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 4, 1801-December 4, 1801

Box 649, Folder 5

Schooner Venelia 1 folder General Note: Munro, Snow and Munro sold 1/3 share of the Venelia to Brown and Ives in 1801. Under the command of Captain Jacob Westcott, she left Providence on November 9, 1801 bound for Amsterdam, the Cape Verde Islands, and the West Indies. Cargo included tea, salt, and livestock. The schooner returned on July 28, 1802. Sub-Series contains letters, bill of sale, wrappers, fitting out papers, accounts, statement, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading. Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dutch East India Trading Company; John Jay (ship); Livestock; Benjamin Munro; Munro, Snow and Munro; Salt; Ship's Papers; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--Foreign; Venelia (schooner); Jacob Westcott; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 6, 1801-March 14, 1802

Box 649, Folder 6

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 25, 1818-February 9, 1819

Box 649, Folder 7

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 10, 1819-March 6, 1819

Box 649, Folder 8

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 9, 1819-April 3, 1819

Box 649, Folder 9

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 6, 1819-June 30, 1819

Box 649, Folder 10

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 2, 1819-September 14, 1819

Box 650, Folder 1

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 18, 1819-February 21, 1820

Box 650, Folder 2

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 31, 1819-October 16, 1819

Box 650, Folder 3

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 16, 1819-August 13, 1820

Box 650, Folder 4

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 16, 1820-October 16, 1820

Box 650, Folder 5

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 23, 1820-June 5, 1822

Box 650, Folder 6

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 13, 1820-October 23, 1820

Box 650, Folder 7

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 24, 1820-September [ ], 1821

Box 650, Folder 8

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 15, 1821-April 28, 1822

Box 651, Folder 1

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

May [ ] 1822-May 24, 1822

Box 651, Folder 2

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 25, 1822-August 13, 1822

Box 651, Folder 3

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 5, [1822]-October 8, 1823

Box 651, Folder 4

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 2, 1817-February 18, 1824

Box 651, Folder 5

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 29, 1822-November 5, 1822

Box 651, Folder 6

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 2, 1823-August 28, 1828

Box 651, Folder 7

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 28, 1824-November 20, 1825

Box 651, Folder 8

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 4, 1824-June 5, 1826

Box 651, Folder 9

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

[April 1824]-April 28, 1824

Box 652, Folder 1

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 29, 1824-July 19, 1825

Box 652, Folder 2

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 16, 1825-July 25, 1826

Box 652, Folder 3

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 23, 1823-May 30, 1828

Box 652, Folder 4

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1826]-May 30, 1828

Box 652, Folder 5

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1827-1828

Box 652, Folder 6

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1828

Box 652, Folder 7

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 17, 1828-October 2, 1829

Box 652, Folder 8

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 14, 1829-July 14, 1830

Box 653, Folder 1

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 25, 1830-August 16, 1831

Box 653, Folder 2

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 15, 1819, October 11, 1831-Jun

Box 653, Folder 3

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1828

Box 653, Folder 4

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

October [ ] 1828-December 27, 1828

Box 653, Folder 5

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ] 1829-November 16, 1829

Box 653, Folder 6

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 28, 1829-November [ ], 1830

Box 653, Folder 7

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ] 1831-November 24, 1831

Box 653, Folder 8

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 5, 1832-January 21, 1833

Box 653, Folder 9

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ] 1832-June 22, 1833

Box 653, Folder 10

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

10 1832

Box 653, Folder 11

Ship Washington 1 folder General Note: Built for Brown and Ives in 1819 at the peak of their maritime activity, Washington remained in their service until 1833. This sub-series contains shipbuilding records in addition to material relating to voyages. The ship's voyages were (1) October 22, 1819-July 24, 1822, Canton, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Martin Page: cargo included specie, wines, candles, tea, cassia, nankeens, dry goods, iron [wrappers, seamen's accounts, portage bill, certificates, disbursements, fitting out papers, crew list, accounts, bill of lading, invoices, letters, sailing orders, insurance policy, sea letter, agreement, invoices]; (2) August 29, 1822-February 18, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain James Esdale (became ill on this voyage and William P. Salisbury, second mate, sailed her home): cargo included flour, gin, candles, duck [account of sales, disbursements, sailing directions for Ramsgate Harbor, oath of cargo, wrappers, letters, bill of lading, seamen's protection certificate, fitting out papers, circular letters, memoranda, receipts, bills, accounts, portage bill]; (3) April 28, 1824-July 21, 1826, Gibraltar, Canton, Hamburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included flour, pipe staves, copper, specie, lead, tea [manifest, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, letters, sailing orders, bills, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (4) October 3, 1826-July 22, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Gothenburg, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included pork, cotton, copper, specie, tea, gunpowder, iron [memoranda, disbursements, quarantine office certificate, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, accounts, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bills]; (5) October 18, 1828-1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included quicksilver, cotton, duck, flour [damaged in Gibraltar by typhoon, Captain Salisbury received a silver tea set from the insurance company in recognition of his efforts to save ship, crew and cargo; logbook, wrappers, fitting out papers, circular, invoices, letters, protest, sailing orders, portage bill, custom house papers, bill of lading, drawback, seamen's accounts, memoranda, oath of cargo]; and (6) June 19, 1832-August 9, 1833, Cadiz, Canton, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included iron, wine, China goods, ginger, tea, nankeens, quicksilver, lead, dry goods [memoranda, manifest, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, oath of cargo, wrappers, invoice, letters, bill of lading, circular, letter of credit, sailing orders, accounts, disbursements, portage bill]. Philip Ammidon; Baring Brothers; Samuel Blodget; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Dry Goods; James Esdale; Foodstuffs; Widow Froding and Company; Ginger; Gunpowder; Benjamin Hoppin; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron; Martin Page; Russell and Sturgis; William P. Salisbury; Ship's Papers; Specie; Tea; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Washington (ship); Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ] 1832-[ ] 1833

Box 654, Folder 1

Schooner Wheel of Fortune 1 folder General Note: Obadiah Brown and Nicholas and John Brown sent Wheel of Fortune on two voyages before the vessel was taken, possibly by French privateers, in 1759. The voyages were (1) 1758, St. Thomas, Captain Theophilius Halliwell: cargo included sugar, molasses, cocoa, cotton, wool, wine, candles, fish, whale oil, shingles, hoops [receipts, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading]; and (2) 1759, Africa, Captain William Earle: cargo included rum, tobacco[2/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 Obadiah Brown, rest of shares with others, wrappers, fitting out papers, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]. [See also Obadiah Brown's Insurance Book]. Africa--Trade; Candles; Cocoa; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cotton; William Earle; Fish; Theophilius Halliwell; Molasses; Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Whale Products; West Indies--Trade; Wheel of Fortune (schooner); Wine; Wood--Shingles; Wool Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

July 27, 1758-August 16, 1758

Box 654, Folder 2

Schooner Wheel of Fortune 1 folder General Note: Obadiah Brown and Nicholas and John Brown sent Wheel of Fortune on two voyages before the vessel was taken, possibly by French privateers, in 1759. The voyages were (1) 1758, St. Thomas, Captain Theophilius Halliwell: cargo included sugar, molasses, cocoa, cotton, wool, wine, candles, fish, whale oil, shingles, hoops [receipts, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading]; and (2) 1759, Africa, Captain William Earle: cargo included rum, tobacco[2/16 share Nicholas and John Brown, 2/16 Obadiah Brown, rest of shares with others, wrappers, fitting out papers, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]. [See also Obadiah Brown's Insurance Book]. Africa--Trade; Candles; Cocoa; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cotton; William Earle; Fish; Theophilius Halliwell; Molasses; Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; St. Thomas--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Foreign; Whale Products; West Indies--Trade; Wheel of Fortune (schooner); Wine; Wood--Shingles; Wool Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

1758-January 10, 1759

Box 654, Folder 3

Schooner William 1 folder General Note: Josiah Gorham chartered the schooner William to Nicholas and John Brown under agreement with the Secret Committee of the Continental Congress. Captain Joshua Bunker commanded the 1776-1777 voyage to Bordeaux with instructions to procure arms, ammunition, and cloth for use by the Army. Materials in this sub-series include charter party, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, sailing orders, a list of arms and stores belonging to the Continental Congress being stored in Rhode Island by the Browns, letters, and a legal opinion. The vessel was chartered again in 1782, and the charter party is available here also. American Revolution--Rhode Island--War Supplies; Bordeaux, France--Trade; Joshua Bunker; Continental Congress--Committee of Secrecy; Josiah Gorham; Ship's Papers; Trade--European; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; William (schooner) Subjects: NJB

February 24, 1776-March 6, 1782

Box 654, Folder 4

Brig William and Mary 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives, Jacob Smith, and Wheelwright and Lopez owned 3/6 share of this brig. In 1814, the William and Mary sailed from Providence under the command of Captain Jacob Smith bound for Wilmington, NC, and Cadiz. Cargo included salt and tobacco. The William and Mary was captured by the British brig Reynard and condemned. Sub-Series contains legal papers, expenses, certificate, power of attorney, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, price list of tobacco, protest, deposition, memoranda, accounts. Thomas Dickason and Company; Insurance--Marine; Salt; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Wheelwright and Lopez; William and Mary (brig) Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

November 15, 1814-March 17, 1815

Box 654, Folder 5

Brig William and Mary 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives, Jacob Smith, and Wheelwright and Lopez owned 3/6 share of this brig. In 1814, the William and Mary sailed from Providence under the command of Captain Jacob Smith bound for Wilmington, NC, and Cadiz. Cargo included salt and tobacco. The William and Mary was captured by the British brig Reynard and condemned. Sub-Series contains legal papers, expenses, certificate, power of attorney, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, price list of tobacco, protest, deposition, memoranda, accounts. Thomas Dickason and Company; Insurance--Marine; Salt; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Wheelwright and Lopez; William and Mary (brig) Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

February 18, 1815-June 8, 1815

Box 654, Folder 6

Brig William and Mary 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives, Jacob Smith, and Wheelwright and Lopez owned 3/6 share of this brig. In 1814, the William and Mary sailed from Providence under the command of Captain Jacob Smith bound for Wilmington, NC, and Cadiz. Cargo included salt and tobacco. The William and Mary was captured by the British brig Reynard and condemned. Sub-Series contains legal papers, expenses, certificate, power of attorney, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, price list of tobacco, protest, deposition, memoranda, accounts. Thomas Dickason and Company; Insurance--Marine; Salt; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Wheelwright and Lopez; William and Mary (brig) Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

September 9, 1815-July 1, 1822

Box 654, Folder 7

Brig William and Mary 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives, Jacob Smith, and Wheelwright and Lopez owned 3/6 share of this brig. In 1814, the William and Mary sailed from Providence under the command of Captain Jacob Smith bound for Wilmington, NC, and Cadiz. Cargo included salt and tobacco. The William and Mary was captured by the British brig Reynard and condemned. Sub-Series contains legal papers, expenses, certificate, power of attorney, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, price list of tobacco, protest, deposition, memoranda, accounts. Thomas Dickason and Company; Insurance--Marine; Salt; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Wheelwright and Lopez; William and Mary (brig) Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

November 15, 1814-November 19, 182[?]

Box 654, Folder 8

Brig William and Mary 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives, Jacob Smith, and Wheelwright and Lopez owned 3/6 share of this brig. In 1814, the William and Mary sailed from Providence under the command of Captain Jacob Smith bound for Wilmington, NC, and Cadiz. Cargo included salt and tobacco. The William and Mary was captured by the British brig Reynard and condemned. Sub-Series contains legal papers, expenses, certificate, power of attorney, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, price list of tobacco, protest, deposition, memoranda, accounts. Thomas Dickason and Company; Insurance--Marine; Salt; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Wheelwright and Lopez; William and Mary (brig) Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

December 31, 1814-October 8, 1816

Box 655, Folder 1

Ship Ann 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives chartered ship Ann for a trip to Bilboa, Spain. She sailed February 18, 1795 and returned August 25th of the same year with Captain John Tillinghast in command. The cargo included rice, flour, whale products, cocoa, and brandy. This sub-series contains statements, a bill of disbursements, wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, cargo accounts, invoices, accounts, and receipts. Ann (ship); Bordeaux--Trade; Brandy; Charlotte (ship); Cocoa; Nicholas Cooke; John B. Dabney; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brig); French Revolution; Robert Lyle; John Moroney; Robert Murray and Company; G. W. Murray; George W. Page; Page and Tillinghast; Prices Current; Rice; Joseph Rogers; Ship's Papers; George Tyler; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Trade--European--Spain; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Whale Products; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1793-1795

Box 655, Folder 2

Ship Ann, Cargo Account 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives chartered ship Ann for a trip to Bilboa, Spain. She sailed February 18, 1795 and returned August 25th of the same year with Captain John Tillinghast in command. The cargo included rice, flour, whale products, cocoa, and brandy. This sub-series contains statements, a bill of disbursements, wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, cargo accounts, invoices, accounts, and receipts. Ann (ship); Bordeaux--Trade; Brandy; Charlotte (ship); Cocoa; Nicholas Cooke; John B. Dabney; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brig); French Revolution; Robert Lyle; John Moroney; Robert Murray and Company; G. W. Murray; George W. Page; Page and Tillinghast; Prices Current; Rice; Joseph Rogers; Ship's Papers; George Tyler; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Trade--European--Spain; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Whale Products; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1795

Box 655, Folder 3

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Customs valuation 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton.] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 17, 1799

Box 655, Folder 4

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Ammunition expenditures 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton.] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1799-1800

Box 655, Folder 5

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Cargo accounts 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton.] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 15, 1800

Box 655, Folder 6

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Labor accounts and Provisions list 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton.] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1799

Box 655, Folder 7

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Cargo sales and invoices 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton.] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1800

Box 655, Folder 8

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Seamen's account book 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton.] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1800

Box 655, Folder 9

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Provisions expended 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton.] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1799-1800

Box 655, Folder 10

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Invoice book 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton.] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1801

Box 656, Folder 1

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Cargo accounts 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton.] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1801-1802

Box 656, Folder 2

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Cargo division 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton.] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1800

Box 656, Folder 3

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton.] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1802

Box 656, Folder 4

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Disbursement accounts 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton.] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1801

Box 656, Folder 5

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Cargo accounts 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton.] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1800-1801

Box 656, Folder 6

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Gunnery inventory received 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton.] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1801

Box 656, Folder 7

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Expenditures of provisions 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton.] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1800-1801

Box 656, Folder 8

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Provisions and labor accounts 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton.] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1804-1806

Box 656, Folder 9

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Cargo accounts 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton.] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1804

Box 656, Folder 10

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Crew accounts 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton.] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1803

Box 656, Folder 11

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Cargo accounts and disbursements 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton.] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1803-1804

Box 656, Folder 12

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Crew wage accounts 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton.] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1803

Box 656, Folder 13

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Seamen's account book 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton.] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1804

Box 656, Folder 14

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Seamen's account book 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton.] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1811

Box 656, Folder 15

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Expense account from ship loss 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton.] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1806

Box 656, Folder 16

Ship Ann and Hope #2, Seamen's account book 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1810

Box 656, Folder 17

Ship Ann and Hope #2, Cargo accounts 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1810-1811

Box 657, Folder 1

Ship Ann and Hope #2, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1815

Box 657, Folder 2

Ship Ann and Hope #2, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1816-1817

Box 657, Folder 3

Ship Ann and Hope #2, Seamen's book 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1817

Box 657, Folder 4

Ship Ann and Hope #2, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1816

Box 657, Folder 5

Ship Ann and Hope #2, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1816

Box 657, Folder 6

Ship Ann and Hope #2, Work account books 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1820

Box 657, Folder 7

Ship Ann and Hope #2, Seamen's book 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1819

Box 657, Folder 8

Ship Ann and Hope #2, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1817-1818

Box 657, Folder 9

Ship Ann and Hope #2 and Ship Washington, Labor accounts and accounts on repairs 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1819

Box 657, Folder 10

Ship Ann and Hope #2, Portage bill 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1821

Box 657, Folder 11

Ship Ann and Hope #2, Seamen's book 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1826

Box 657, Folder 12

Ship Ann and Hope #2, Seamen's book 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1822

Box 657, Folder 13

Ship Ann and Hope #2, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1821

Box 657, Folder 14

Ship Ann and Hope #2 and Ship Washington, Seamen's Accounts 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1825-1829

Box 657, Folder 15

Ship Ann and Hope #2, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1828

Box 658, Folder 1

Ship Ann and Hope #2, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1831-18331835-1836

Box 658, Folder 2

Ship Ann and Hope #2, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1827-1828

Box 658, Folder 3

Ship Ann and Hope #2, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1833-1834

Box 658, Folder 4

Ships Ann and Hope #2, Washington, and Saxon, Cargo accounts 1 folder General Note: This folder contains materials from the second ship Ann and Hope as well as ships Washington and Saxon. During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1833-1834

Box 658, Folder 5

Ship Arthur, Cargo accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d.

Box 658, Folder 6

Brigantine Argus, Seamen's books 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading] Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

1806-18071811

Box 658, Folder 7

Ship Arthur, Cargo, expenses, labor accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1801-1803

Box 658, Folder 8

Ship Arthur, Seamen's book 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1803

Box 658, Folder 9

Ship Arthur, Seamen's book 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1803-1804

Box 658, Folder 10

Ship Arthur, Gibbs and Channing goods 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1804

Box 658, Folder 11

Ship Arthur, Cargo account of tea 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1804

Box 658, Folder 12

Ship Arthur, Invoice, cargo sales account book 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1803-1804

Box 658, Folder 13

Ship Arthur, Seamen's account book 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1804

Box 658, Folder 14

Ship Arthur, Seamen's account book 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1805-1806

Box 658, Folder 15

Ship Arthur, Seamen's account book 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1805-1806

Box 658, Folder 16

Ship Arthur, Seamen's account book 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1807-1808

Box 658, Folder 17

Ship Arthur, Seamen's account book 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1807-1809

Box 658, Folder 18

Ship Arthur, Disbursements and sales accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1807-1809

Box 659, Folder 1

Ship Asia, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1804-1806

Box 659, Folder 2

Ship Asia, Seamen's book 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1804-1805

Box 659, Folder 3

Ship Asia, Seamen's book 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1807-1808

Box 659, Folder 4

Ship Asia, Seamen's book 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1807-1808

Box 659, Folder 5

Ship Asia, Slop accounts 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1809

Box 659, Folder 6

Ship Asia, Seamen's book 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1809-1810

Box 659, Folder 7

Ship Asia, Seamen's book 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1810-1811

Box 659, Folder 8

Ship Asia, Account of expenses 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1810

Box 659, Folder 9

Ship Asia, Seamen's books 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1816-1823

Box 659, Folder 10

Ship Asia, Caulker's book 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

18161819

Box 659, Folder 11

Ship Asia, Seamen's account book, cargo out 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1818

Box 659, Folder 12

Ship Asia, Captain's account book, provisions 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1822

Box 659, Folder 13

Ship Asia, Account of officers and company 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1819-1820

Box 660, Folder 1

Ship Asia, Seamen's books 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1823-1827

Box 660, Folder 2

Ship Asia, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1826-1827

Box 660, Folder 3

Ship Asia, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

18271829

Box 660, Folder 4

Ship Charlotte, Account of cargo, provisions, seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

1803

Box 660, Folder 5

Ship Charlotte, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

180618101815-1816

Box 660, Folder 6

Ship Charlotte, Seamen's books 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

1816-1819

Box 660, Folder 7

Ship Charlotte, Seamen's books 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte made twenty-nine voyages between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

1819-1821

Box 660, Folder 8

Ship Asia, Disbursements 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1826-1827

Box 660, Folder 9

Ship Asia, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1826-1827

Box 661, Folder 1

Brigantine Commerce, Cargo accounts 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material for five voyages the brigantine Commerce made from 1792 through 1795: (1) December 15, 1792-May 6, 1793, West Indies, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included fish, flour, agricultural products, rice, lumber, candles, dry goods [wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, petition, cargo accounts, fitting out papers, bills, invoice of cargo]; (2) May 9, 1793-October 4, 1793, Surinam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, molasses, rum, fish, flour, tobacco [1/3 share Seth Wheaton and 2/3 shares Brown, Benson and Ives; wrappers, letters, accounts, invoices, letters, receipts, sailing orders]; (3) December 1, 1793-May 10, 1794, Surinam, Captain Samuel Wheaton: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour [bill of disbursements, cargo accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, accounts, bills]; (4) May 26, 1794-December 1794, Surinam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, tobacco, flour [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoice, sales, disbursements]; and (5) February 1795-July 1795, West Indies, Captain Jonathan Sabin: cargo included agricultural products, horses, whale products, barrels, hoops, staves [sailing orders, letters, port charges, invoices, accounts]. Cornelius G. Bowler; Candles; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Commerce (brigantine); Commercial Policy--Port-au-Prince; Nicholas Cooke; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; Juliann François Frederici; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Hope (ship); Horses--Trade; Thomas Jefferson; John Manchester; Insurance--Marine; James Munro, Jr.; Nancy (sloop); Prices Current; Produce; Rum; Jonathan Sabin; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Three Friends (brig); West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Samuel Wheaton; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1792-1794

Box 661, Folder 2

Ship Coriolanus, Cargo accounts 1 folder General Note: This contains cargo accounts for iron cargo on ship Coriolanus Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d.

Box 661, Folder 3

Brig Cyclops, Cargo accounts 1 folder General Note: This contains cargo accounts for iron cargo from Gothenburg on brig Cyclops. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1832

Box 661, Folder 4

Brig Eliza, Sales accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

1802-1804

Box 661, Folder 5

Brig Eliza, Seamen's account book 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

1806

Box 661, Folder 6

Brigantine Friendship, Cargo Accounts 1 folder General Note: Brigantine Friendship made five voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives and Holroyd and Tillinghast between 1793 and 1795. The sub-series also includes a logbook for a 1796-1797 voyage to Cadiz, commanded by Stephen Pierce when the vessel was under different ownership. Included in this sub-series are (1) June 26, 1793-October 21, 1793, Surinam, Captain John Earle: cargo included fish, molasses, cocoa, sugar, coffee [3/4 share Brown, Benson and Ives; fitting out bills, wrappers, bill of sale, accounts, sailing orders, letter, invoices]; (2) October 1793-February 1794, Turks Island, Captain John Earle: cargo included salt [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo booklet]; (3) February 13, 1794-1794, St. Croix and Charleston, SC, Captain Andrew Whipple: cargo included cotton, China goods, sugar, rum, lumber, whale products, fish, candles [wrappers, shipping orders, accounts, letters, invoices, bills, disbursements, port charges]; (4) June 10, 1794-1795, St. Jean-de-Luz, Bordeaux, West Indies, Bayonne, Captain Henry Olney: cargo included rice, flour, wine [captured by French; 3/4 share Brown, Benson and Ives, 3/4 share Holroyd and Tillinghast; receipts, bills, cargo accounts, invoices, custom house bills, wrappers, certificate, letters, sailing orders, duties, seamen's accounts, logbook]; and (5) January 4, 1796-1796, Havre-de-Grace, Hamburg, Captain Henry Olney: cargo included whale products, rice, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, letters]. Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Trade--Goods; Cocoa; Coffee; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; John Earle; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; Friendship (brigantine); Caleb Greene; Hamilton (ship); Homberg Freres; Hope (ship); Larent, Endicott and Company; Molasses; John Morancy; Henry Olney; George W. Page; Prices Current; Privateering; Rising Sun (ship); Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Ephraim Talbot; Shipping--United States; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--South Carolina; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Germany; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Andrew Whipple; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1795

Box 661, Folder 7

Ships Hamilton and General Hamilton, Cargo Accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives used the ship Hamilton for four voyages between 1792 and 1795, when they decided to sell her: (1) March 25, 1792-September 12, 1792, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, rum, salt, skins, furs, wines [disbursements, bills, port charges, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, receipts, dimensions for ship's rigging, accounts, estimate of duties, wrappers, custom house papers, memoranda]; (2) November 6, 1792-October 23, 1793, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included hemp, dry goods, iron, rum, rice, tobacco, tea [captured by French privateer Republican in April 4, 1793 and retaken by English on April 14, 1793; cargo accounts, disbursements, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, port charges, manifest of cargo, accounts, receipts]; (3) October 18, 1793-December 1794, Bordeaux, Isle of Re, Marshard, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, wines, Russia goods [invoices, wrappers, receipts, seamen's accounts, cargo accounts, port charges, letters, sailing orders, sea protest, certificate of silver taken, fitting out bills, disbursements, memoranda, circular; some documents in French or Danish]; and (4) January 26, 1795-July 1795, Madeira, Calcutta, Boston, Captain William Rodman: cargo included fish, rice, wines, dry goods, sugar, molasses [crew members take ill on this voyage; disbursements, custom house bills, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, calculations, wrappers, vendue accounts, agreements, sailing orders, letters, invoices, logbook]. Allen and Company; Welcome Arnold; Thomas Auldjo; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; Brown and Francis; J. Bulkeley and Son; N. and A. De Freittas and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Hamilton (ship); Harmony (brigantine); Health and Sickness--Medicine; India--Calcutta--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jefferson; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Samuel Snow; Spoliation Claims--French; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

n.d.1793

Box 661, Folder 8

Ship Hamilton, Cargo Accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives used the ship Hamilton for four voyages between 1792 and 1795, when they decided to sell her: (1) March 25, 1792-September 12, 1792, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, rum, salt, skins, furs, wines [disbursements, bills, port charges, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, receipts, dimensions for ship's rigging, accounts, estimate of duties, wrappers, custom house papers, memoranda]; (2) November 6, 1792-October 23, 1793, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included hemp, dry goods, iron, rum, rice, tobacco, tea [captured by French privateer Republican in April 4, 1793 and retaken by English on April 14, 1793; cargo accounts, disbursements, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, port charges, manifest of cargo, accounts, receipts]; (3) October 18, 1793-December 1794, Bordeaux, Isle of Re, Marshard, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, wines, Russia goods [invoices, wrappers, receipts, seamen's accounts, cargo accounts, port charges, letters, sailing orders, sea protest, certificate of silver taken, fitting out bills, disbursements, memoranda, circular; some documents in French or Danish]; and (4) January 26, 1795-July 1795, Madeira, Calcutta, Boston, Captain William Rodman: cargo included fish, rice, wines, dry goods, sugar, molasses [crew members take ill on this voyage; disbursements, custom house bills, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, calculations, wrappers, vendue accounts, agreements, sailing orders, letters, invoices, logbook]. Allen and Company; Welcome Arnold; Thomas Auldjo; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; Brown and Francis; J. Bulkeley and Son; N. and A. De Freittas and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Hamilton (ship); Harmony (brigantine); Health and Sickness--Medicine; India--Calcutta--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jefferson; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Samuel Snow; Spoliation Claims--French; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1794-1795

Box 661, Folder 9

Ship General Hamilton, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

1805

Box 661, Folder 10

Ship General Hamilton, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

1806-1807

Box 661, Folder 11

Ship General Hamilton, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

1809-1811

Box 661, Folder 12

Ship General Hamilton, Cargo accounts 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

1805

Box 661, Folder 13

Ship General Hamilton, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

1815-1817

Box 661, Folder 14

Ship General Hamilton, Cargo accounts 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

1816

Box 661, Folder 15

Ship General Hamilton, Seamen's books 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

1818-1820

Box 662, Folder 1

Brig George Washington, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

1833

Box 662, Folder 2

Ship Hanover, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

1833

Box 662, Folder 3

Ship Hanover, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

1833-1835

Box 662, Folder 4

Ship Hanover, Cargo accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

1835

Box 662, Folder 5

Brigantines Harmony, Rising Sun, Commerce, and Ship Hope, Laborer's accounts 1 folder General Note: Laborer's accounts from several ships sailing for Brown and Benson, including a 1785-1793 voyage to Surinam. Subjects: Brown & Benson

1789

Box 662, Folder 6

Ship Harmony and Brigantine Harmony, Cargo Accounts 1 folder General Note: Cargo accounts, including Brigantine Harmony's 1783-1795 voyage to Surinam. Subjects: Brown & Benson

1785-1795

Box 662, Folder 7

Ship Harmony, Laborer's Accounts 1 folder General Note: Laborer's accounts, including Brigantine Harmony's 1783-1795 voyage to Surinam. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1793

Box 662, Folder 9

Brigs Harvest, Harriet, and George Washington, Cargo accounts 1 folder General Note: Cargo accounts from several vessels sailing for Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1833

Box 662, Folder 10

Brigantine Hector, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

1811-1820

Box 662, Folder 11

Letter book of Thomas Dickason & Co., London, re: wreck of Brig Hector 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

1822

Box 662, Folder 12

Ship Hazard, Disbursement accounts and seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Accounts from ship Hazard during 1804-1805 and 1812. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1804-1812

Box 663, Folder 1

Brigantine Commerce and Ship Hope, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Seamen's accounts from ships sailing for Brown and Benson in 1790. Subjects: Brown & Benson

1790

Box 663, Folder 2

Brigantines Commerce, Harmony, and Rising Sun, and Ships Hope and Isis, Accounts for seamen, laborers, and supplies 1 folder General Note: Accounts for several ships sailing for Brown and Benson and later for Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Benson

1789-17901805

Box 663, Folder 3

Ship Hope and Ship Isis, Cargo Accounts 1 folder General Note: Accounts for several ships sailing for Brown, Benson, and Ives, and later for Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

17941806

Box 663, Folder 4

Ship Isis, Seamen's account book 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

1802

Box 663, Folder 5

Ship Hope, Cargo accounts, 1794 1 folder General Note: The four voyages for ship Hope included in this sub-series represent only a portion of the adventures which this vessel undertook for the family partnership over the years. During the partnership of Brown, Benson and Ives, her voyages included (1) August 2, 1792-December 6, 1792, New York, Surinam, Turks Island, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included rum, lumber, bricks, salt, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts]; (2) January 4, 1793-May 23, 1794, Surinam, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Turks Island, Captain Charles Sheldon: cargo included sugar, molasses, salt [wrappers, letters, accounts, sailing orders, portage bill, account of sales, invoices, disbursements]; (3) July 1794-1795, Copenhagen, Captain John Warner: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, coffee, rice, tobacco [port charges, wrappers, cargo accounts, letters, account book, fitting out papers, invoice, drawback certificate, landing certificate, bills, with some items in Danish]; and (4) March 1795-October 14, 1796, Brest, Copenhagen, Orkney Islands, Scotland, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, rice, tobacco, whale products, wine, coffee, Russia goods [ship damaged in Orkney Islands and sent to Scotland for repairs; cargo accounts, seamen's accounts, disbursements, certificate of landing, letters, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreements, protest, testimony, orders, memoranda, bills, invoices, account of sales, wrappers, calculations, bill of lading, bill of clearance, receipts, with some items in French]. Bills of Exchange; Bricks; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke and Company; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brigantine); Great Britain--Foreign Relations--Jay Treaty; Harmony (brigantine); Harmony (ship); Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jackson; Mary (brig); Molasses; Nancy (sloop); New York--Trade; Prices Current; Privateering--Brest; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; Surinam--Trade; Sugar; Tobacco; Ebenezer Thompson, Jr.; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Netherlands; West Indies--Turks Island--Trade; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Whale Products; Wine; Seth Wheaton; Wood--Lumber

1794

Box 663, Folder 6

Ship Isis, Seamen's account book 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

1802

Box 663, Folder 7

Ship Isis, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

1802-1803

Box 663, Folder 8

Ship Isis, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

1803

Box 663, Folder 9

Ship Isis, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

1803-1804

Box 663, Folder 10

Ship Isis, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

1804

Box 663, Folder 11

Ship Isis, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

1805-1806

Box 663, Folder 12

Ship Isis, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

1806-1807

Box 663, Folder 13

Ship Isis, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

1807-1808

Box 663, Folder 14

Ship Isis, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

1808-1809

Box 663, Folder 15

Ship Isis, Seamen's book and slop book 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

1806-1811

Box 664, Folder 1

Ship John Jay and Ship Hope, Cargo accounts and laborer's accounts 1 folder General Note: Accounts for several vessels sailing for Brown, Benson and Ives, and later for Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1794-1796

Box 664, Folder 2

Ships John Jay, Hope, and Charlotte, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Accounts for several vessels sailing for Brown, Benson and Ives, and later for Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1796-1800

Box 664, Folder 3

Ship John Jay, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

1798-1799

Box 664, Folder 4

Ship John Jay, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 18001806

Box 664, Folder 5

Ship John Jay, Accounts and Letterbook 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

1801-1802

Box 664, Folder 6

Ship John Jay, Cargo accounts 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

1801-1802

Box 664, Folder 7

Ship John Jay, Cargo accounts 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

1801

Box 664, Folder 8

Ship John Jay, Memo of provisions 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 25, 1800

Box 664, Folder 9

Ship John Jay, Seamen's book 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 12, 1801

Box 664, Folder 10

Ship John Jay, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

1801-1802

Box 664, Folder 11

Ships John Jay, Ann and Hope #1, Olive Branch, and Arthur, Schooners Venelia and Olive Branch, Brig Eliza, Laborer's Accounts 1 folder General Note: Laborer's accounts for several ships sailing for Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1799-1803

Box 664, Folder 12

Ship John Jay, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

1803

Box 664, Folder 13

Ship John Jay, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

1801-1803

Box 664, Folder 14

Ship John Jay, Account book 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

1803-1804

Box 664, Folder 15

Ship John Jay, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

1804

Box 665, Folder 1

Ship John Jay, Cargo manifest 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

1804

Box 665, Folder 2

Ship John Jay, Seamen's account 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

1804-1805

Box 665, Folder 3

Ship John Jay, Inventory 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 16, 1806

Box 665, Folder 4

Ship John Jay, Seamen's account 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

1806

Box 665, Folder 5

Ship John Jay, Vice Admiralty of Bermuda Case file 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

1806

Box 665, Folder 6

Ship John Jay, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

1804-1806

Box 665, Folder 7

Sloop Maria and Sloop Minerva, Cargo accounts 1 folder General Note: Accounts for several ships sailing for Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1806

Box 665, Folder 8

Ship Mary Ann, Cargo accounts 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

1800-1801

Box 665, Folder 9

Ship Mary Ann, Portage bill, Seamen's wages 1 folder General Note: Providence merchant John Corlis sold a 1/2 share of ship Mary Ann to Brown and Ives. Together they and Thomas Halsey, Jr. entered into a contract with Joseph Antonio de Sanzetenea, agent for Thomas Antonio Romero, a Spanish merchant at Buenos Aires. Under command of Captain Daniel Olney, the vessel sailed to Amsterdam in June 1800 with a cargo of tallow, furs, dry goods, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, and flour. From there she proceeded to Rio de Janeiro where she was to meet Romero. Senor Romero was to act as the ship's owner to permit the cargo to enter South American ports. However, this subterfuge did not work. Mary Ann was captured in the Rio de la Plate, brought to Buenos Aires and the captain was jailed. The mistreatment of Captain Olney brought protests. Eventually, he was released from prison and placed under house arrest. In 1804, after a trial, ship Mary Ann and Captain Olney sailed to London. Early in 1805 the ship was captured by a British cruiser, condemned as Spanish property, and sold at public auction. The sub-series contains memo of agreement, contract, memoranda, certificates, bill of sale, sailing orders, prices current, wrappers, power of attorney, petition, annulment of bill of sale, list of American ships in Rio de la Plata, bill of sale for a "Negro" slave to Daniel Olney, decrees, resolution, wrappers, deposition, bill of lading, manifest, invoices, calculation, portage bill, bill of equipage, accounts, disbursements, inventory, bill of exchange. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Caleb Bowers; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Foreign Relations--Spain; Benuto M. Marco; Mary Ann (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Prices Current; Manuel de Sanatea; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Trade--South America; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown & Ives

1800-1804

Box 665, Folder 10

Brigantine Merchant's Array, Seamen's books 1 folder General Note: Joseph F. Lippitt sold Brown and Ives a 7/12 share of this vessel in 1812. It made four trips for the owners until the brig was lost during a homeward passage in 1816. Voyages were (1) December 30, 1812-May 24, 1813, Charleston, Cadiz, Captain Joseph Rathbun: cargo included rice, salt [wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, statement, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, account of sales, seamen's accounts]; (2) June 5, 1815-September 25, 1815, Savannah, Lisbon, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, cotton, pipe staves [accounts, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (3) November 7, 1815-1816, Bahia, San Salvador, Havana, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included sugar, specie [manifest, accounts, bill of exchange, landing certificate, bills, invoices, clearance, portage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, bill of lading, bill of sale]; (4) April 30, 1816-1816, Gibraltar, Naples, Newport, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included specie, rice, flour, nankeens [brig lost off Newport, Rhode Island; landing certificate, bill of lading, disbursements, debenture certificate, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, clearance papers, bill of lading, crew list, portage bill, accounts]. Bills of Exchange; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--Spain; Thomas Dickason and Company; Henry Hill; Hill and Blodgett; Sarah Hopkins; Samuel Larned; Merchants Array (brig); Packard and Gowen; Martin Page; Ping Losses (ship); Prices Current; Rambler (brig); Daniel Randall; Rates of Exchange; Joseph Rathbun; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Trade--European; Trade--West Indies; William and Mary (brig) Subjects: Brown & Ives

1815-1816

Box 666, Folder 1

Brig Nereus, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: In 1820, Brown and Ives purchased 1/4 share of this brig from William Bateman of Newport and the remaining 3/4 share from the estate of Louis Rousmaniere. The Nereus made six voyages for the partners until her sale in 1831. The voyages were (1) July 23, 1820-April 25, 1825, Valparaiso, Rio de Janeiro, Cadiz, Lima, Guayaquil, Captain John Jennings: cargo included sugar, dry goods, furniture, wine, paper [two volumes of logbooks, fitting out papers, wrappers, contract, seamen's accounts, letters, memoranda, bill of sale, agreement, sailing orders, sea protest, consular certificates, broadside, prices current, list of ships in Lima, invoices, accounts, bill lading, portage bill, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1825-November 16, 1826, Isle of France, Batavia, Canton, Manila, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included dry goods, tea [2 volumes of logbooks, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, bill of lading, fitting out papers, account of sales, receipt, accounts, memoranda, portage bill, inventory, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) March 24, 1827-November 12, 1827, Matanzas, Kronstadt, Captain Martin Page: cargo included pork, beef, candles, dry goods, potatoes, hoops, two yawl boats [logbook, custom house papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, receipts]; (4) December 30, 1827-September 21, 1828, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included iron, cotton [custom house papers, port charges, bill of health, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, account of disbursement, receipts, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading]; (5) November 30, 1828-December 12, 1829, New Orleans, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included cotton, specie [logbook, seamen's accounts, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, account of disbursements, bill of lading]; and (6) January 28, 1830-January 14, 1831, Baltimore, Pernanbuco, Antwerp, Captain Joseph Gonsalves: cargo included sugar and flour [logbook, seamen's accounts, port charges, bill of lading, invoices, bills, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit]. Asia (ship); Daniel S. Cooke; Joseph Corey; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Freight and Freighting; Howland and Company; Benjamin Howard; John Jennings; Labor--Maritime--Crew Problems; Martin Page; Nereus (brig); Prices Current; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Amos M. Vinton Subjects: Brown & Ives

18231825-1826

Box 666, Folder 2

Brig Nereus, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: In 1820, Brown and Ives purchased 1/4 share of this brig from William Bateman of Newport and the remaining 3/4 share from the estate of Louis Rousmaniere. The Nereus made six voyages for the partners until her sale in 1831. The voyages were (1) July 23, 1820-April 25, 1825, Valparaiso, Rio de Janeiro, Cadiz, Lima, Guayaquil, Captain John Jennings: cargo included sugar, dry goods, furniture, wine, paper [two volumes of logbooks, fitting out papers, wrappers, contract, seamen's accounts, letters, memoranda, bill of sale, agreement, sailing orders, sea protest, consular certificates, broadside, prices current, list of ships in Lima, invoices, accounts, bill lading, portage bill, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1825-November 16, 1826, Isle of France, Batavia, Canton, Manila, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included dry goods, tea [2 volumes of logbooks, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, bill of lading, fitting out papers, account of sales, receipt, accounts, memoranda, portage bill, inventory, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) March 24, 1827-November 12, 1827, Matanzas, Kronstadt, Captain Martin Page: cargo included pork, beef, candles, dry goods, potatoes, hoops, two yawl boats [logbook, custom house papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, receipts]; (4) December 30, 1827-September 21, 1828, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included iron, cotton [custom house papers, port charges, bill of health, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, account of disbursement, receipts, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading]; (5) November 30, 1828-December 12, 1829, New Orleans, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included cotton, specie [logbook, seamen's accounts, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, account of disbursements, bill of lading]; and (6) January 28, 1830-January 14, 1831, Baltimore, Pernanbuco, Antwerp, Captain Joseph Gonsalves: cargo included sugar and flour [logbook, seamen's accounts, port charges, bill of lading, invoices, bills, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit]. Asia (ship); Daniel S. Cooke; Joseph Corey; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Freight and Freighting; Howland and Company; Benjamin Howard; John Jennings; Labor--Maritime--Crew Problems; Martin Page; Nereus (brig); Prices Current; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Amos M. Vinton Subjects: Brown & Ives

1827-1831

Box 666, Folder 3

Brig Nereus, Account of Provisions, "Remarks on Board the Brig. Neureus Lying in Cadiz Bay" 1 folder General Note: In 1820, Brown and Ives purchased 1/4 share of this brig from William Bateman of Newport and the remaining 3/4 share from the estate of Louis Rousmaniere. The Nereus made six voyages for the partners until her sale in 1831. The voyages were (1) July 23, 1820-April 25, 1825, Valparaiso, Rio de Janeiro, Cadiz, Lima, Guayaquil, Captain John Jennings: cargo included sugar, dry goods, furniture, wine, paper [two volumes of logbooks, fitting out papers, wrappers, contract, seamen's accounts, letters, memoranda, bill of sale, agreement, sailing orders, sea protest, consular certificates, broadside, prices current, list of ships in Lima, invoices, accounts, bill lading, portage bill, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1825-November 16, 1826, Isle of France, Batavia, Canton, Manila, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included dry goods, tea [2 volumes of logbooks, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, bill of lading, fitting out papers, account of sales, receipt, accounts, memoranda, portage bill, inventory, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) March 24, 1827-November 12, 1827, Matanzas, Kronstadt, Captain Martin Page: cargo included pork, beef, candles, dry goods, potatoes, hoops, two yawl boats [logbook, custom house papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, receipts]; (4) December 30, 1827-September 21, 1828, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included iron, cotton [custom house papers, port charges, bill of health, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, account of disbursement, receipts, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading]; (5) November 30, 1828-December 12, 1829, New Orleans, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included cotton, specie [logbook, seamen's accounts, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, account of disbursements, bill of lading]; and (6) January 28, 1830-January 14, 1831, Baltimore, Pernanbuco, Antwerp, Captain Joseph Gonsalves: cargo included sugar and flour [logbook, seamen's accounts, port charges, bill of lading, invoices, bills, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit]. Asia (ship); Daniel S. Cooke; Joseph Corey; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Freight and Freighting; Howland and Company; Benjamin Howard; John Jennings; Labor--Maritime--Crew Problems; Martin Page; Nereus (brig); Prices Current; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Amos M. Vinton Subjects: Brown & Ives

1823

Box 666, Folder 4

Brig Nereus, Cargo account 1 folder General Note: In 1820, Brown and Ives purchased 1/4 share of this brig from William Bateman of Newport and the remaining 3/4 share from the estate of Louis Rousmaniere. The Nereus made six voyages for the partners until her sale in 1831. The voyages were (1) July 23, 1820-April 25, 1825, Valparaiso, Rio de Janeiro, Cadiz, Lima, Guayaquil, Captain John Jennings: cargo included sugar, dry goods, furniture, wine, paper [two volumes of logbooks, fitting out papers, wrappers, contract, seamen's accounts, letters, memoranda, bill of sale, agreement, sailing orders, sea protest, consular certificates, broadside, prices current, list of ships in Lima, invoices, accounts, bill lading, portage bill, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1825-November 16, 1826, Isle of France, Batavia, Canton, Manila, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included dry goods, tea [2 volumes of logbooks, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, bill of lading, fitting out papers, account of sales, receipt, accounts, memoranda, portage bill, inventory, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) March 24, 1827-November 12, 1827, Matanzas, Kronstadt, Captain Martin Page: cargo included pork, beef, candles, dry goods, potatoes, hoops, two yawl boats [logbook, custom house papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, receipts]; (4) December 30, 1827-September 21, 1828, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included iron, cotton [custom house papers, port charges, bill of health, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, account of disbursement, receipts, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading]; (5) November 30, 1828-December 12, 1829, New Orleans, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included cotton, specie [logbook, seamen's accounts, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, account of disbursements, bill of lading]; and (6) January 28, 1830-January 14, 1831, Baltimore, Pernanbuco, Antwerp, Captain Joseph Gonsalves: cargo included sugar and flour [logbook, seamen's accounts, port charges, bill of lading, invoices, bills, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit]. Asia (ship); Daniel S. Cooke; Joseph Corey; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Freight and Freighting; Howland and Company; Benjamin Howard; John Jennings; Labor--Maritime--Crew Problems; Martin Page; Nereus (brig); Prices Current; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Amos M. Vinton Subjects: Brown & Ives

1826

Box 666, Folder 5

Brig Nereus, Disbursements 1 folder General Note: In 1820, Brown and Ives purchased 1/4 share of this brig from William Bateman of Newport and the remaining 3/4 share from the estate of Louis Rousmaniere. The Nereus made six voyages for the partners until her sale in 1831. The voyages were (1) July 23, 1820-April 25, 1825, Valparaiso, Rio de Janeiro, Cadiz, Lima, Guayaquil, Captain John Jennings: cargo included sugar, dry goods, furniture, wine, paper [two volumes of logbooks, fitting out papers, wrappers, contract, seamen's accounts, letters, memoranda, bill of sale, agreement, sailing orders, sea protest, consular certificates, broadside, prices current, list of ships in Lima, invoices, accounts, bill lading, portage bill, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1825-November 16, 1826, Isle of France, Batavia, Canton, Manila, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included dry goods, tea [2 volumes of logbooks, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, bill of lading, fitting out papers, account of sales, receipt, accounts, memoranda, portage bill, inventory, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) March 24, 1827-November 12, 1827, Matanzas, Kronstadt, Captain Martin Page: cargo included pork, beef, candles, dry goods, potatoes, hoops, two yawl boats [logbook, custom house papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, receipts]; (4) December 30, 1827-September 21, 1828, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included iron, cotton [custom house papers, port charges, bill of health, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, account of disbursement, receipts, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading]; (5) November 30, 1828-December 12, 1829, New Orleans, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included cotton, specie [logbook, seamen's accounts, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, account of disbursements, bill of lading]; and (6) January 28, 1830-January 14, 1831, Baltimore, Pernanbuco, Antwerp, Captain Joseph Gonsalves: cargo included sugar and flour [logbook, seamen's accounts, port charges, bill of lading, invoices, bills, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit]. Asia (ship); Daniel S. Cooke; Joseph Corey; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Freight and Freighting; Howland and Company; Benjamin Howard; John Jennings; Labor--Maritime--Crew Problems; Martin Page; Nereus (brig); Prices Current; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Amos M. Vinton Subjects: Brown & Ives

1827

Box 666, Folder 6

Brig Nereus, Cargo account 1 folder General Note: In 1820, Brown and Ives purchased 1/4 share of this brig from William Bateman of Newport and the remaining 3/4 share from the estate of Louis Rousmaniere. The Nereus made six voyages for the partners until her sale in 1831. The voyages were (1) July 23, 1820-April 25, 1825, Valparaiso, Rio de Janeiro, Cadiz, Lima, Guayaquil, Captain John Jennings: cargo included sugar, dry goods, furniture, wine, paper [two volumes of logbooks, fitting out papers, wrappers, contract, seamen's accounts, letters, memoranda, bill of sale, agreement, sailing orders, sea protest, consular certificates, broadside, prices current, list of ships in Lima, invoices, accounts, bill lading, portage bill, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1825-November 16, 1826, Isle of France, Batavia, Canton, Manila, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included dry goods, tea [2 volumes of logbooks, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, bill of lading, fitting out papers, account of sales, receipt, accounts, memoranda, portage bill, inventory, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) March 24, 1827-November 12, 1827, Matanzas, Kronstadt, Captain Martin Page: cargo included pork, beef, candles, dry goods, potatoes, hoops, two yawl boats [logbook, custom house papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, receipts]; (4) December 30, 1827-September 21, 1828, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included iron, cotton [custom house papers, port charges, bill of health, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, account of disbursement, receipts, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading]; (5) November 30, 1828-December 12, 1829, New Orleans, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included cotton, specie [logbook, seamen's accounts, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, account of disbursements, bill of lading]; and (6) January 28, 1830-January 14, 1831, Baltimore, Pernanbuco, Antwerp, Captain Joseph Gonsalves: cargo included sugar and flour [logbook, seamen's accounts, port charges, bill of lading, invoices, bills, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit]. Asia (ship); Daniel S. Cooke; Joseph Corey; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Freight and Freighting; Howland and Company; Benjamin Howard; John Jennings; Labor--Maritime--Crew Problems; Martin Page; Nereus (brig); Prices Current; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Amos M. Vinton Subjects: Brown & Ives

1826

Box 666, Folder 7

Brig Nereus, Cargo account 1 folder General Note: In 1820, Brown and Ives purchased 1/4 share of this brig from William Bateman of Newport and the remaining 3/4 share from the estate of Louis Rousmaniere. The Nereus made six voyages for the partners until her sale in 1831. The voyages were (1) July 23, 1820-April 25, 1825, Valparaiso, Rio de Janeiro, Cadiz, Lima, Guayaquil, Captain John Jennings: cargo included sugar, dry goods, furniture, wine, paper [two volumes of logbooks, fitting out papers, wrappers, contract, seamen's accounts, letters, memoranda, bill of sale, agreement, sailing orders, sea protest, consular certificates, broadside, prices current, list of ships in Lima, invoices, accounts, bill lading, portage bill, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1825-November 16, 1826, Isle of France, Batavia, Canton, Manila, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included dry goods, tea [2 volumes of logbooks, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, bill of lading, fitting out papers, account of sales, receipt, accounts, memoranda, portage bill, inventory, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) March 24, 1827-November 12, 1827, Matanzas, Kronstadt, Captain Martin Page: cargo included pork, beef, candles, dry goods, potatoes, hoops, two yawl boats [logbook, custom house papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, receipts]; (4) December 30, 1827-September 21, 1828, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included iron, cotton [custom house papers, port charges, bill of health, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, account of disbursement, receipts, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading]; (5) November 30, 1828-December 12, 1829, New Orleans, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included cotton, specie [logbook, seamen's accounts, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, account of disbursements, bill of lading]; and (6) January 28, 1830-January 14, 1831, Baltimore, Pernanbuco, Antwerp, Captain Joseph Gonsalves: cargo included sugar and flour [logbook, seamen's accounts, port charges, bill of lading, invoices, bills, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit]. Asia (ship); Daniel S. Cooke; Joseph Corey; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Freight and Freighting; Howland and Company; Benjamin Howard; John Jennings; Labor--Maritime--Crew Problems; Martin Page; Nereus (brig); Prices Current; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Amos M. Vinton Subjects: Brown & Ives

1829

Box 666, Folder 8

Brig Nereus, Sales account and disbursements 1 folder General Note: In 1820, Brown and Ives purchased 1/4 share of this brig from William Bateman of Newport and the remaining 3/4 share from the estate of Louis Rousmaniere. The Nereus made six voyages for the partners until her sale in 1831. The voyages were (1) July 23, 1820-April 25, 1825, Valparaiso, Rio de Janeiro, Cadiz, Lima, Guayaquil, Captain John Jennings: cargo included sugar, dry goods, furniture, wine, paper [two volumes of logbooks, fitting out papers, wrappers, contract, seamen's accounts, letters, memoranda, bill of sale, agreement, sailing orders, sea protest, consular certificates, broadside, prices current, list of ships in Lima, invoices, accounts, bill lading, portage bill, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1825-November 16, 1826, Isle of France, Batavia, Canton, Manila, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included dry goods, tea [2 volumes of logbooks, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, bill of lading, fitting out papers, account of sales, receipt, accounts, memoranda, portage bill, inventory, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) March 24, 1827-November 12, 1827, Matanzas, Kronstadt, Captain Martin Page: cargo included pork, beef, candles, dry goods, potatoes, hoops, two yawl boats [logbook, custom house papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, receipts]; (4) December 30, 1827-September 21, 1828, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included iron, cotton [custom house papers, port charges, bill of health, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, account of disbursement, receipts, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading]; (5) November 30, 1828-December 12, 1829, New Orleans, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included cotton, specie [logbook, seamen's accounts, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, account of disbursements, bill of lading]; and (6) January 28, 1830-January 14, 1831, Baltimore, Pernanbuco, Antwerp, Captain Joseph Gonsalves: cargo included sugar and flour [logbook, seamen's accounts, port charges, bill of lading, invoices, bills, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit]. Asia (ship); Daniel S. Cooke; Joseph Corey; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Freight and Freighting; Howland and Company; Benjamin Howard; John Jennings; Labor--Maritime--Crew Problems; Martin Page; Nereus (brig); Prices Current; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Amos M. Vinton Subjects: Brown & Ives

1821-1823

Box 666, Folder 9

Brig Nereus, Disbursements 1 folder General Note: In 1820, Brown and Ives purchased 1/4 share of this brig from William Bateman of Newport and the remaining 3/4 share from the estate of Louis Rousmaniere. The Nereus made six voyages for the partners until her sale in 1831. The voyages were (1) July 23, 1820-April 25, 1825, Valparaiso, Rio de Janeiro, Cadiz, Lima, Guayaquil, Captain John Jennings: cargo included sugar, dry goods, furniture, wine, paper [two volumes of logbooks, fitting out papers, wrappers, contract, seamen's accounts, letters, memoranda, bill of sale, agreement, sailing orders, sea protest, consular certificates, broadside, prices current, list of ships in Lima, invoices, accounts, bill lading, portage bill, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1825-November 16, 1826, Isle of France, Batavia, Canton, Manila, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included dry goods, tea [2 volumes of logbooks, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, bill of lading, fitting out papers, account of sales, receipt, accounts, memoranda, portage bill, inventory, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) March 24, 1827-November 12, 1827, Matanzas, Kronstadt, Captain Martin Page: cargo included pork, beef, candles, dry goods, potatoes, hoops, two yawl boats [logbook, custom house papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, receipts]; (4) December 30, 1827-September 21, 1828, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included iron, cotton [custom house papers, port charges, bill of health, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, account of disbursement, receipts, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading]; (5) November 30, 1828-December 12, 1829, New Orleans, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included cotton, specie [logbook, seamen's accounts, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, account of disbursements, bill of lading]; and (6) January 28, 1830-January 14, 1831, Baltimore, Pernanbuco, Antwerp, Captain Joseph Gonsalves: cargo included sugar and flour [logbook, seamen's accounts, port charges, bill of lading, invoices, bills, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit]. Asia (ship); Daniel S. Cooke; Joseph Corey; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Freight and Freighting; Howland and Company; Benjamin Howard; John Jennings; Labor--Maritime--Crew Problems; Martin Page; Nereus (brig); Prices Current; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Amos M. Vinton Subjects: Brown & Ives

1823-1825

Box 667, Folder 1

Ship Isis, Invoice book, Statement of cargo delivered 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

1804

Box 667, Folder 2

Ship New Jersey, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Moses B. Ives, son of Thomas P. Ives, oversaw the purchase of New Jersey in Philadelphia in 1829 and coordinated its first voyage. The ship's career ended when it wrecked on Louisa Shoal on November 9, 1833. The ship's three voyages for Brown and Ives were (1) August 29, 1829-April 4, 1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain James Esdall: cargo included quicksilver, wine, raisins, tobacco, cotton, flour, candles [Captain Esdall died on this voyage and Captain Solomon S. Williams took command; logbook, seamen's accounts, letters, port charges, wrappers, accounts, inventory of the effects of the last Captain Esdall, invoices, disbursements and expenses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills, sailing orders, landing certificate, statement, seamen's protection certificate, portage bill, letters]; (2) August 28, 1831-October 5, 1832, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Solomon S. Williams: cargo included tea, dry goods, tobacco [logbook, letters, account of disbursements, manifest, seamen's accounts, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, portage bill]; and (3) April 22, 1833-July 10, 1833, Gibraltar, Canton, Singapore, Captain Solomon S. Williams: cargo included tobacco, rice, opium [sailing orders, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, statements, custom house bills, news clipping, prices current, letters, power of attorney, seamen's accounts, statement, deposition]. Joseph Balestier; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; James Esdall; Samuel W. Greene; Hill and Blodgett; Insurance--Marine; New Jersey (ship); Ship's Papers; Sumner and Robinson; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Solomon S. Williams Subjects: Brown & Ives

1831-1832

Box 667, Folder 3

Ship New Jersey, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Moses B. Ives, son of Thomas P. Ives, oversaw the purchase of New Jersey in Philadelphia in 1829 and coordinated its first voyage. The ship's career ended when it wrecked on Louisa Shoal on November 9, 1833. The ship's three voyages for Brown and Ives were (1) August 29, 1829-April 4, 1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain James Esdall: cargo included quicksilver, wine, raisins, tobacco, cotton, flour, candles [Captain Esdall died on this voyage and Captain Solomon S. Williams took command; logbook, seamen's accounts, letters, port charges, wrappers, accounts, inventory of the effects of the last Captain Esdall, invoices, disbursements and expenses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills, sailing orders, landing certificate, statement, seamen's protection certificate, portage bill, letters]; (2) August 28, 1831-October 5, 1832, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Solomon S. Williams: cargo included tea, dry goods, tobacco [logbook, letters, account of disbursements, manifest, seamen's accounts, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, portage bill]; and (3) April 22, 1833-July 10, 1833, Gibraltar, Canton, Singapore, Captain Solomon S. Williams: cargo included tobacco, rice, opium [sailing orders, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, statements, custom house bills, news clipping, prices current, letters, power of attorney, seamen's accounts, statement, deposition]. Joseph Balestier; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; James Esdall; Samuel W. Greene; Hill and Blodgett; Insurance--Marine; New Jersey (ship); Ship's Papers; Sumner and Robinson; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Solomon S. Williams Subjects: Brown & Ives

1829-1831

Box 667, Folder 4

Ship New Jersey, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Moses B. Ives, son of Thomas P. Ives, oversaw the purchase of New Jersey in Philadelphia in 1829 and coordinated its first voyage. The ship's career ended when it wrecked on Louisa Shoal on November 9, 1833. The ship's three voyages for Brown and Ives were (1) August 29, 1829-April 4, 1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain James Esdall: cargo included quicksilver, wine, raisins, tobacco, cotton, flour, candles [Captain Esdall died on this voyage and Captain Solomon S. Williams took command; logbook, seamen's accounts, letters, port charges, wrappers, accounts, inventory of the effects of the last Captain Esdall, invoices, disbursements and expenses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills, sailing orders, landing certificate, statement, seamen's protection certificate, portage bill, letters]; (2) August 28, 1831-October 5, 1832, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Solomon S. Williams: cargo included tea, dry goods, tobacco [logbook, letters, account of disbursements, manifest, seamen's accounts, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, portage bill]; and (3) April 22, 1833-July 10, 1833, Gibraltar, Canton, Singapore, Captain Solomon S. Williams: cargo included tobacco, rice, opium [sailing orders, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, statements, custom house bills, news clipping, prices current, letters, power of attorney, seamen's accounts, statement, deposition]. Joseph Balestier; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; James Esdall; Samuel W. Greene; Hill and Blodgett; Insurance--Marine; New Jersey (ship); Ship's Papers; Sumner and Robinson; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Solomon S. Williams Subjects: Brown & Ives

1832

Box 667, Folder 5

Ship New Jersey, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Moses B. Ives, son of Thomas P. Ives, oversaw the purchase of New Jersey in Philadelphia in 1829 and coordinated its first voyage. The ship's career ended when it wrecked on Louisa Shoal on November 9, 1833. The ship's three voyages for Brown and Ives were (1) August 29, 1829-April 4, 1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain James Esdall: cargo included quicksilver, wine, raisins, tobacco, cotton, flour, candles [Captain Esdall died on this voyage and Captain Solomon S. Williams took command; logbook, seamen's accounts, letters, port charges, wrappers, accounts, inventory of the effects of the last Captain Esdall, invoices, disbursements and expenses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills, sailing orders, landing certificate, statement, seamen's protection certificate, portage bill, letters]; (2) August 28, 1831-October 5, 1832, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Solomon S. Williams: cargo included tea, dry goods, tobacco [logbook, letters, account of disbursements, manifest, seamen's accounts, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, portage bill]; and (3) April 22, 1833-July 10, 1833, Gibraltar, Canton, Singapore, Captain Solomon S. Williams: cargo included tobacco, rice, opium [sailing orders, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, statements, custom house bills, news clipping, prices current, letters, power of attorney, seamen's accounts, statement, deposition]. Joseph Balestier; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; James Esdall; Samuel W. Greene; Hill and Blodgett; Insurance--Marine; New Jersey (ship); Ship's Papers; Sumner and Robinson; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Solomon S. Williams Subjects: Brown & Ives

1831

Box 667, Folder 6

Ship New Jersey, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Moses B. Ives, son of Thomas P. Ives, oversaw the purchase of New Jersey in Philadelphia in 1829 and coordinated its first voyage. The ship's career ended when it wrecked on Louisa Shoal on November 9, 1833. The ship's three voyages for Brown and Ives were (1) August 29, 1829-April 4, 1831, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain James Esdall: cargo included quicksilver, wine, raisins, tobacco, cotton, flour, candles [Captain Esdall died on this voyage and Captain Solomon S. Williams took command; logbook, seamen's accounts, letters, port charges, wrappers, accounts, inventory of the effects of the last Captain Esdall, invoices, disbursements and expenses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills, sailing orders, landing certificate, statement, seamen's protection certificate, portage bill, letters]; (2) August 28, 1831-October 5, 1832, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Solomon S. Williams: cargo included tea, dry goods, tobacco [logbook, letters, account of disbursements, manifest, seamen's accounts, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, portage bill]; and (3) April 22, 1833-July 10, 1833, Gibraltar, Canton, Singapore, Captain Solomon S. Williams: cargo included tobacco, rice, opium [sailing orders, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, statements, custom house bills, news clipping, prices current, letters, power of attorney, seamen's accounts, statement, deposition]. Joseph Balestier; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; James Esdall; Samuel W. Greene; Hill and Blodgett; Insurance--Marine; New Jersey (ship); Ship's Papers; Sumner and Robinson; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Solomon S. Williams Subjects: Brown & Ives

1832

Box 668, Folder 1

Brig Paca, Accounts 1 folder General Note: Johannes C. Andrew of St. Croix sent the brig Paca to Providence, Rhode Island, loaded with sugar and molasses. In return, he asked Brown, Benson and Ives to provide him with staves, hoops, barrels, and lumber. Captain Davis Brown commanded this voyage which lasted from December 27, 1792 until March 26, 1793. Materials include bills, wrappers, fitting out papers, letters, memoranda, sailing orders, invoices, and cargo accounts. Johannes C. Andrew; Davis Brown; Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Insurance--Marine; William Meng; Molasses; Paca (brig); Prices Current; Ship's Papers; Sugar; West Indies--St. Croix--Trade; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1792-1793

Box 668, Folder 2

Ship Pacific, Account statement 1 folder General Note: Owned by John Avery Parker and freighted to Bordeaux by Brown and Ives in 1807, Pacific was captured by British privateers in 1808. Cargo included coffee, sugar, and cotton. Sub-series contains memoranda, bills, wrappers, letters, accounts, bill of lading, fitting out papers, invoices, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo. John Bulkeley; John Bowers; Chesapeake Affair; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Foreign Relations--France; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; Pacific (ship); Privateering--Capture at Sea; Ship's Papers; Ephraim Talbot; Taylor and Talbot Subjects: Brown & Ives

1807-1808

Box 668, Folder 3

Ship Packet, Returns of labor 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives used ship Packet, captured from the British in the 1790s, for numerous voyages between 1815 and 1821. The voyages were (1) May 4, 1815-January 1816, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton [fitting out done in Hyannis, MA; Brown and Ives 3/4 share, Sullivan Dorr 1/4 share; logbook, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill of lading, bills, passenger list, prices current, seamen's accounts, letters]; (2) May 17, 1816-September 18, 1817, Cadiz, Bombay, Charleston, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton [Sullivan Dorr sold his share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; logbook, bond, invoices, bills, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of sale, memoranda, portage bill, sea letter, accounts]; (3) November 20, 1817-November 7, 1818, Bombay, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included cotton [logbook, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, memoranda, oath of cargo, account of sale, docket expenses, accounts, disbursements, consular certificates]; (4) January 8, 1819-June 18, 1819, Le Havre, Hottinger, Goteborg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included cotton, iron [logbook, disbursements, manifest, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (5) August 27, 1819-February 23, 1820, Hamburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, iron [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, consular certificates, accounts, bill of lading]; (6) April 20, 1820-October 30, 1820, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included wine, flour, fish [logbook, port charges, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bill of health, account of disbursements, accounts, oath of cargo, clearance, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, manifest, portage bill]; and (7) March 4, 1821-October 29, 1821, Rio de Janeiro, Bahia, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included wine, coffee [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, wrappers, bills, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts]. John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Daniel S. Cooke; Thomas Dickason; Freight and Freighting; A. P. Froding Widow and Company; Harriet (brigantine); Health and Sickness--Fever; Jehangheir and Nowrojee Nasserrangee; John H. Ladd and Company; Meade, Cathcart and Company; Packet (ship); Parish and Company; Prices Current; Seaman's Wages; Ship's Papers; Snow and Bowers; Talcott and Bowers; Trade--Europe; Trade--India; Trade--South America; Samuel Young II Subjects: Brown & Ives

1821

Box 668, Folder 4

Ship Packet, Seamen's book 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives used ship Packet, captured from the British in the 1790s, for numerous voyages between 1815 and 1821. The voyages were (1) May 4, 1815-January 1816, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton [fitting out done in Hyannis, MA; Brown and Ives 3/4 share, Sullivan Dorr 1/4 share; logbook, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill of lading, bills, passenger list, prices current, seamen's accounts, letters]; (2) May 17, 1816-September 18, 1817, Cadiz, Bombay, Charleston, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton [Sullivan Dorr sold his share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; logbook, bond, invoices, bills, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of sale, memoranda, portage bill, sea letter, accounts]; (3) November 20, 1817-November 7, 1818, Bombay, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included cotton [logbook, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, memoranda, oath of cargo, account of sale, docket expenses, accounts, disbursements, consular certificates]; (4) January 8, 1819-June 18, 1819, Le Havre, Hottinger, Goteborg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included cotton, iron [logbook, disbursements, manifest, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (5) August 27, 1819-February 23, 1820, Hamburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, iron [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, consular certificates, accounts, bill of lading]; (6) April 20, 1820-October 30, 1820, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included wine, flour, fish [logbook, port charges, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bill of health, account of disbursements, accounts, oath of cargo, clearance, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, manifest, portage bill]; and (7) March 4, 1821-October 29, 1821, Rio de Janeiro, Bahia, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included wine, coffee [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, wrappers, bills, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts]. John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Daniel S. Cooke; Thomas Dickason; Freight and Freighting; A. P. Froding Widow and Company; Harriet (brigantine); Health and Sickness--Fever; Jehangheir and Nowrojee Nasserrangee; John H. Ladd and Company; Meade, Cathcart and Company; Packet (ship); Parish and Company; Prices Current; Seaman's Wages; Ship's Papers; Snow and Bowers; Talcott and Bowers; Trade--Europe; Trade--India; Trade--South America; Samuel Young II Subjects: Brown & Ives

1816-1818

Box 668, Folder 5

Ship Packet, Seamen's book 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives used ship Packet, captured from the British in the 1790s, for numerous voyages between 1815 and 1821. The voyages were (1) May 4, 1815-January 1816, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton [fitting out done in Hyannis, MA; Brown and Ives 3/4 share, Sullivan Dorr 1/4 share; logbook, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill of lading, bills, passenger list, prices current, seamen's accounts, letters]; (2) May 17, 1816-September 18, 1817, Cadiz, Bombay, Charleston, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton [Sullivan Dorr sold his share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; logbook, bond, invoices, bills, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of sale, memoranda, portage bill, sea letter, accounts]; (3) November 20, 1817-November 7, 1818, Bombay, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included cotton [logbook, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, memoranda, oath of cargo, account of sale, docket expenses, accounts, disbursements, consular certificates]; (4) January 8, 1819-June 18, 1819, Le Havre, Hottinger, Goteborg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included cotton, iron [logbook, disbursements, manifest, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (5) August 27, 1819-February 23, 1820, Hamburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, iron [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, consular certificates, accounts, bill of lading]; (6) April 20, 1820-October 30, 1820, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included wine, flour, fish [logbook, port charges, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bill of health, account of disbursements, accounts, oath of cargo, clearance, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, manifest, portage bill]; and (7) March 4, 1821-October 29, 1821, Rio de Janeiro, Bahia, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included wine, coffee [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, wrappers, bills, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts]. John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Daniel S. Cooke; Thomas Dickason; Freight and Freighting; A. P. Froding Widow and Company; Harriet (brigantine); Health and Sickness--Fever; Jehangheir and Nowrojee Nasserrangee; John H. Ladd and Company; Meade, Cathcart and Company; Packet (ship); Parish and Company; Prices Current; Seaman's Wages; Ship's Papers; Snow and Bowers; Talcott and Bowers; Trade--Europe; Trade--India; Trade--South America; Samuel Young II Subjects: Brown & Ives

1819-1821

Box 668, Folder 6

Brigantine Packet, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brigantine Packet made four voyages for Brown and Ives before it was shipwrecked in 1828. The adventures were (1) November 5, 1822-December 3, 1823, Alexandria, VA, Rio de Janeiro, Le Havre, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included flour, coffee, tobacco [letter of credit, statement, wrappers, fitting out papers, memoranda, invoices, manifest, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, bill of lading]; (2) January 22, 1824-November 26, 1826, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Valparaiso, Lima, Buenos Aires, Havana, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included beef [protest, agreement, certificate, consular papers, portage bill, clearance, receipts, disbursements, landing certificate, wrappers, prices current, invoices, letters, list of vessels with beef aboard, sailing orders, survey of condition, memoranda, bill of lading, accounts, medical dosages, bills, fitting out papers]; (3) 1826-November 21, 1827, Marseilles, Matanzas, Antwerp, Kronstadt, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included sugar, coffee, cotton [wrappers, oath of cargo, sound list of American vessels in Elsinore, clearance, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, memoranda, invoices, bill of lading, bill]; and (4) January 1827-December 3, 1828, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Nantucket, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included sugar, coffee, dry goods [shipwrecked off coast of Nantucket; disbursements, account of sale, names of people lost in shipwreck to be placed in news clipping, wrappers, letters, protest, prices current, sailing orders, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bill of lading]. See also Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents. Alsop and Wetmore; Isaac Bowen; Isaac Bowen and Company; Brazil--Revolution--History; Clothing and Dress--Mariners; Robert H. Ives; John S. Larned; Joseph and Bernard Magnonde; Mariners--Accounts; Martin, Knight and Company; Packet (brigantine); Patterson (ship); Rabaud Brothers and Company; Ship's Papers; Starbuck and Allen; Kimball Starbuck; Stewart, McColl and Company; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Solomon Tyler; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

1824-1826

Box 668, Folder 7

Brigantine Packet, Slops accounts 1 folder General Note: Brigantine Packet made four voyages for Brown and Ives before it was shipwrecked in 1828. The adventures were (1) November 5, 1822-December 3, 1823, Alexandria, VA, Rio de Janeiro, Le Havre, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included flour, coffee, tobacco [letter of credit, statement, wrappers, fitting out papers, memoranda, invoices, manifest, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, bill of lading]; (2) January 22, 1824-November 26, 1826, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Valparaiso, Lima, Buenos Aires, Havana, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included beef [protest, agreement, certificate, consular papers, portage bill, clearance, receipts, disbursements, landing certificate, wrappers, prices current, invoices, letters, list of vessels with beef aboard, sailing orders, survey of condition, memoranda, bill of lading, accounts, medical dosages, bills, fitting out papers]; (3) 1826-November 21, 1827, Marseilles, Matanzas, Antwerp, Kronstadt, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included sugar, coffee, cotton [wrappers, oath of cargo, sound list of American vessels in Elsinore, clearance, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, memoranda, invoices, bill of lading, bill]; and (4) January 1827-December 3, 1828, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Nantucket, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included sugar, coffee, dry goods [shipwrecked off coast of Nantucket; disbursements, account of sale, names of people lost in shipwreck to be placed in news clipping, wrappers, letters, protest, prices current, sailing orders, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bill of lading]. See also Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents. Alsop and Wetmore; Isaac Bowen; Isaac Bowen and Company; Brazil--Revolution--History; Clothing and Dress--Mariners; Robert H. Ives; John S. Larned; Joseph and Bernard Magnonde; Mariners--Accounts; Martin, Knight and Company; Packet (brigantine); Patterson (ship); Rabaud Brothers and Company; Ship's Papers; Starbuck and Allen; Kimball Starbuck; Stewart, McColl and Company; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Solomon Tyler; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

1824-1826

Box 668, Folder 8

Brigantine Packet, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brigantine Packet made four voyages for Brown and Ives before it was shipwrecked in 1828. The adventures were (1) November 5, 1822-December 3, 1823, Alexandria, VA, Rio de Janeiro, Le Havre, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included flour, coffee, tobacco [letter of credit, statement, wrappers, fitting out papers, memoranda, invoices, manifest, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, bill of lading]; (2) January 22, 1824-November 26, 1826, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Valparaiso, Lima, Buenos Aires, Havana, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included beef [protest, agreement, certificate, consular papers, portage bill, clearance, receipts, disbursements, landing certificate, wrappers, prices current, invoices, letters, list of vessels with beef aboard, sailing orders, survey of condition, memoranda, bill of lading, accounts, medical dosages, bills, fitting out papers]; (3) 1826-November 21, 1827, Marseilles, Matanzas, Antwerp, Kronstadt, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included sugar, coffee, cotton [wrappers, oath of cargo, sound list of American vessels in Elsinore, clearance, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, memoranda, invoices, bill of lading, bill]; and (4) January 1827-December 3, 1828, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Nantucket, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included sugar, coffee, dry goods [shipwrecked off coast of Nantucket; disbursements, account of sale, names of people lost in shipwreck to be placed in news clipping, wrappers, letters, protest, prices current, sailing orders, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bill of lading]. See also Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents. Alsop and Wetmore; Isaac Bowen; Isaac Bowen and Company; Brazil--Revolution--History; Clothing and Dress--Mariners; Robert H. Ives; John S. Larned; Joseph and Bernard Magnonde; Mariners--Accounts; Martin, Knight and Company; Packet (brigantine); Patterson (ship); Rabaud Brothers and Company; Ship's Papers; Starbuck and Allen; Kimball Starbuck; Stewart, McColl and Company; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Solomon Tyler; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

1827

Box 668, Folder 9

Ship Patterson, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives (3/4 share) and one of their former clerks, Thomas Thompson (1/4 share), purchased this vessel from the estate of John Innes Clark in 1809. The Patterson sailed ten voyages for her owners until they sold the ship in 1823. The voyages were (1) July 30, 1809-February 7, 1810, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included rye, corn, flour [logbook, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, port charges, disbursements, letter of credit]; (2) March 10, 1810-1812, Savannah, Tonningen, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included corn, flour [struck by lightning in Savannah, boarded by Danish privateers and captured by British ship in August 1810, repossessed by payment of 2,000 pounds; logbook, attestation, list of goods exported to America from St. Petersburg, manifest, certificate of capture, fitting out papers, portage bill, letter of credit, sailing orders, agreement, letters, protest, statement, expenses, cargo account]; (3) March 19, 1812-April 21, 1812, New York, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included corn, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, seamen's account, invoice]; (4) October 29, 1812-March 28, 1813, Lisbon, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included agricultural products, flour, rice, salt [memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, seamen's accounts, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, protest, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, accounts]; (5) March 23, 1815-June 1, 1816, Amsterdam, Isle of France, Savannah, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included sugar, rice, cotton, coffee [logbook, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, bills, portage bill, receipts, wrappers, clearance, fitting out papers, seamen's account book, list of medicine for shipboard use, bill of exchange, disbursements, invoices, freight bill, accounts]; (6) June 13, 1816-December 6, 1816, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron [logbook, castle pass, consular papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, clearance, bill of health, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, accounts]; (7) January 8, 1817-July 2, 1819, Batavia, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included coffee, sugar, specie, tea, cassia [letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, landing certificate, accounts, disbursements, receipts, memoranda]; (8) July 14, 1819-November 2, 1819, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included sugar, tea, cassia, gin [extensive repairs done on ship after this voyage in 1819-1820--logbook, wrappers, letups, sailing orders, memoranda, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, labor accounts for repairs]; (9) June 1, 1820-June 26, 1822, Batavia, Gibraltar, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Samarang, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, beef, gin, specie, wine, brandy, coffee, iron [logbook, calculations, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, list of American ships in Batavia, accounts]; and (10) January 5, 1823-July 9, 1823, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Job Brown: cargo included coffee [logbook, oath of cargo, wrappers, account, passport, memoranda, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, disbursements, letters]. Truman Beckwith; Martin Bickham; Ephraim Bowen, Jr.; Job Brown; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Netherlands; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Customs Duties; Nathan Daggett; Thomas Dickason and Company, Embargo of 1812; Foreign Relations--France; Freight and Freighting; John Fry; General Hamilton (ship); Health and Sickness--Shipboard--Crew; Hill and Blodgett; Isis (ship); Oliver Kane; John S. Larned; James Madison--Proclamation; Napoleonic Decrees; Non-Intercourse Act; Opium; Patterson (ship); Payson and Smith; Nathaniel Pearce; Pilgrim (brigantine); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; John Rogers; Royal Order--Denmark; Royal Order--Prussia; Benjamin Rush; Seamen's Wag Subjects: Brown & Ives

1809-1810

Box 668, Folder 10

Ship Patterson, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives (3/4 share) and one of their former clerks, Thomas Thompson (1/4 share), purchased this vessel from the estate of John Innes Clark in 1809. The Patterson sailed ten voyages for her owners until they sold the ship in 1823. The voyages were (1) July 30, 1809-February 7, 1810, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included rye, corn, flour [logbook, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, port charges, disbursements, letter of credit]; (2) March 10, 1810-1812, Savannah, Tonningen, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included corn, flour [struck by lightning in Savannah, boarded by Danish privateers and captured by British ship in August 1810, repossessed by payment of 2,000 pounds; logbook, attestation, list of goods exported to America from St. Petersburg, manifest, certificate of capture, fitting out papers, portage bill, letter of credit, sailing orders, agreement, letters, protest, statement, expenses, cargo account]; (3) March 19, 1812-April 21, 1812, New York, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included corn, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, seamen's account, invoice]; (4) October 29, 1812-March 28, 1813, Lisbon, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included agricultural products, flour, rice, salt [memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, seamen's accounts, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, protest, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, accounts]; (5) March 23, 1815-June 1, 1816, Amsterdam, Isle of France, Savannah, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included sugar, rice, cotton, coffee [logbook, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, bills, portage bill, receipts, wrappers, clearance, fitting out papers, seamen's account book, list of medicine for shipboard use, bill of exchange, disbursements, invoices, freight bill, accounts]; (6) June 13, 1816-December 6, 1816, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron [logbook, castle pass, consular papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, clearance, bill of health, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, accounts]; (7) January 8, 1817-July 2, 1819, Batavia, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included coffee, sugar, specie, tea, cassia [letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, landing certificate, accounts, disbursements, receipts, memoranda]; (8) July 14, 1819-November 2, 1819, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included sugar, tea, cassia, gin [extensive repairs done on ship after this voyage in 1819-1820--logbook, wrappers, letups, sailing orders, memoranda, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, labor accounts for repairs]; (9) June 1, 1820-June 26, 1822, Batavia, Gibraltar, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Samarang, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, beef, gin, specie, wine, brandy, coffee, iron [logbook, calculations, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, list of American ships in Batavia, accounts]; and (10) January 5, 1823-July 9, 1823, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Job Brown: cargo included coffee [logbook, oath of cargo, wrappers, account, passport, memoranda, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, disbursements, letters]. Truman Beckwith; Martin Bickham; Ephraim Bowen, Jr.; Job Brown; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Netherlands; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Customs Duties; Nathan Daggett; Thomas Dickason and Company, Embargo of 1812; Foreign Relations--France; Freight and Freighting; John Fry; General Hamilton (ship); Health and Sickness--Shipboard--Crew; Hill and Blodgett; Isis (ship); Oliver Kane; John S. Larned; James Madison--Proclamation; Napoleonic Decrees; Non-Intercourse Act; Opium; Patterson (ship); Payson and Smith; Nathaniel Pearce; Pilgrim (brigantine); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; John Rogers; Royal Order--Denmark; Royal Order--Prussia; Benjamin Rush; Seamen's Wag Subjects: Brown & Ives

1810

Box 668, Folder 11

Ship Patterson, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives (3/4 share) and one of their former clerks, Thomas Thompson (1/4 share), purchased this vessel from the estate of John Innes Clark in 1809. The Patterson sailed ten voyages for her owners until they sold the ship in 1823. The voyages were (1) July 30, 1809-February 7, 1810, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included rye, corn, flour [logbook, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, port charges, disbursements, letter of credit]; (2) March 10, 1810-1812, Savannah, Tonningen, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included corn, flour [struck by lightning in Savannah, boarded by Danish privateers and captured by British ship in August 1810, repossessed by payment of 2,000 pounds; logbook, attestation, list of goods exported to America from St. Petersburg, manifest, certificate of capture, fitting out papers, portage bill, letter of credit, sailing orders, agreement, letters, protest, statement, expenses, cargo account]; (3) March 19, 1812-April 21, 1812, New York, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included corn, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, seamen's account, invoice]; (4) October 29, 1812-March 28, 1813, Lisbon, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included agricultural products, flour, rice, salt [memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, seamen's accounts, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, protest, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, accounts]; (5) March 23, 1815-June 1, 1816, Amsterdam, Isle of France, Savannah, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included sugar, rice, cotton, coffee [logbook, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, bills, portage bill, receipts, wrappers, clearance, fitting out papers, seamen's account book, list of medicine for shipboard use, bill of exchange, disbursements, invoices, freight bill, accounts]; (6) June 13, 1816-December 6, 1816, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron [logbook, castle pass, consular papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, clearance, bill of health, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, accounts]; (7) January 8, 1817-July 2, 1819, Batavia, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included coffee, sugar, specie, tea, cassia [letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, landing certificate, accounts, disbursements, receipts, memoranda]; (8) July 14, 1819-November 2, 1819, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included sugar, tea, cassia, gin [extensive repairs done on ship after this voyage in 1819-1820--logbook, wrappers, letups, sailing orders, memoranda, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, labor accounts for repairs]; (9) June 1, 1820-June 26, 1822, Batavia, Gibraltar, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Samarang, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, beef, gin, specie, wine, brandy, coffee, iron [logbook, calculations, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, list of American ships in Batavia, accounts]; and (10) January 5, 1823-July 9, 1823, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Job Brown: cargo included coffee [logbook, oath of cargo, wrappers, account, passport, memoranda, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, disbursements, letters]. Truman Beckwith; Martin Bickham; Ephraim Bowen, Jr.; Job Brown; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Netherlands; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Customs Duties; Nathan Daggett; Thomas Dickason and Company, Embargo of 1812; Foreign Relations--France; Freight and Freighting; John Fry; General Hamilton (ship); Health and Sickness--Shipboard--Crew; Hill and Blodgett; Isis (ship); Oliver Kane; John S. Larned; James Madison--Proclamation; Napoleonic Decrees; Non-Intercourse Act; Opium; Patterson (ship); Payson and Smith; Nathaniel Pearce; Pilgrim (brigantine); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; John Rogers; Royal Order--Denmark; Royal Order--Prussia; Benjamin Rush; Seamen's Wag Subjects: Brown & Ives

1810

Box 668, Folder 12

Ship Patterson, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives (3/4 share) and one of their former clerks, Thomas Thompson (1/4 share), purchased this vessel from the estate of John Innes Clark in 1809. The Patterson sailed ten voyages for her owners until they sold the ship in 1823. The voyages were (1) July 30, 1809-February 7, 1810, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included rye, corn, flour [logbook, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, port charges, disbursements, letter of credit]; (2) March 10, 1810-1812, Savannah, Tonningen, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included corn, flour [struck by lightning in Savannah, boarded by Danish privateers and captured by British ship in August 1810, repossessed by payment of 2,000 pounds; logbook, attestation, list of goods exported to America from St. Petersburg, manifest, certificate of capture, fitting out papers, portage bill, letter of credit, sailing orders, agreement, letters, protest, statement, expenses, cargo account]; (3) March 19, 1812-April 21, 1812, New York, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included corn, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, seamen's account, invoice]; (4) October 29, 1812-March 28, 1813, Lisbon, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included agricultural products, flour, rice, salt [memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, seamen's accounts, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, protest, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, accounts]; (5) March 23, 1815-June 1, 1816, Amsterdam, Isle of France, Savannah, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included sugar, rice, cotton, coffee [logbook, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, bills, portage bill, receipts, wrappers, clearance, fitting out papers, seamen's account book, list of medicine for shipboard use, bill of exchange, disbursements, invoices, freight bill, accounts]; (6) June 13, 1816-December 6, 1816, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron [logbook, castle pass, consular papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, clearance, bill of health, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, accounts]; (7) January 8, 1817-July 2, 1819, Batavia, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included coffee, sugar, specie, tea, cassia [letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, landing certificate, accounts, disbursements, receipts, memoranda]; (8) July 14, 1819-November 2, 1819, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included sugar, tea, cassia, gin [extensive repairs done on ship after this voyage in 1819-1820--logbook, wrappers, letups, sailing orders, memoranda, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, labor accounts for repairs]; (9) June 1, 1820-June 26, 1822, Batavia, Gibraltar, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Samarang, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, beef, gin, specie, wine, brandy, coffee, iron [logbook, calculations, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, list of American ships in Batavia, accounts]; and (10) January 5, 1823-July 9, 1823, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Job Brown: cargo included coffee [logbook, oath of cargo, wrappers, account, passport, memoranda, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, disbursements, letters]. Truman Beckwith; Martin Bickham; Ephraim Bowen, Jr.; Job Brown; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Netherlands; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Customs Duties; Nathan Daggett; Thomas Dickason and Company, Embargo of 1812; Foreign Relations--France; Freight and Freighting; John Fry; General Hamilton (ship); Health and Sickness--Shipboard--Crew; Hill and Blodgett; Isis (ship); Oliver Kane; John S. Larned; James Madison--Proclamation; Napoleonic Decrees; Non-Intercourse Act; Opium; Patterson (ship); Payson and Smith; Nathaniel Pearce; Pilgrim (brigantine); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; John Rogers; Royal Order--Denmark; Royal Order--Prussia; Benjamin Rush; Seamen's Wag Subjects: Brown & Ives

18111813

Box 668, Folder 13

Ship Patterson, Slop accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives (3/4 share) and one of their former clerks, Thomas Thompson (1/4 share), purchased this vessel from the estate of John Innes Clark in 1809. The Patterson sailed ten voyages for her owners until they sold the ship in 1823. The voyages were (1) July 30, 1809-February 7, 1810, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included rye, corn, flour [logbook, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, port charges, disbursements, letter of credit]; (2) March 10, 1810-1812, Savannah, Tonningen, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included corn, flour [struck by lightning in Savannah, boarded by Danish privateers and captured by British ship in August 1810, repossessed by payment of 2,000 pounds; logbook, attestation, list of goods exported to America from St. Petersburg, manifest, certificate of capture, fitting out papers, portage bill, letter of credit, sailing orders, agreement, letters, protest, statement, expenses, cargo account]; (3) March 19, 1812-April 21, 1812, New York, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included corn, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, seamen's account, invoice]; (4) October 29, 1812-March 28, 1813, Lisbon, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included agricultural products, flour, rice, salt [memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, seamen's accounts, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, protest, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, accounts]; (5) March 23, 1815-June 1, 1816, Amsterdam, Isle of France, Savannah, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included sugar, rice, cotton, coffee [logbook, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, bills, portage bill, receipts, wrappers, clearance, fitting out papers, seamen's account book, list of medicine for shipboard use, bill of exchange, disbursements, invoices, freight bill, accounts]; (6) June 13, 1816-December 6, 1816, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron [logbook, castle pass, consular papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, clearance, bill of health, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, accounts]; (7) January 8, 1817-July 2, 1819, Batavia, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included coffee, sugar, specie, tea, cassia [letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, landing certificate, accounts, disbursements, receipts, memoranda]; (8) July 14, 1819-November 2, 1819, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included sugar, tea, cassia, gin [extensive repairs done on ship after this voyage in 1819-1820--logbook, wrappers, letups, sailing orders, memoranda, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, labor accounts for repairs]; (9) June 1, 1820-June 26, 1822, Batavia, Gibraltar, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Samarang, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, beef, gin, specie, wine, brandy, coffee, iron [logbook, calculations, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, list of American ships in Batavia, accounts]; and (10) January 5, 1823-July 9, 1823, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Job Brown: cargo included coffee [logbook, oath of cargo, wrappers, account, passport, memoranda, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, disbursements, letters]. Truman Beckwith; Martin Bickham; Ephraim Bowen, Jr.; Job Brown; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Netherlands; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Customs Duties; Nathan Daggett; Thomas Dickason and Company, Embargo of 1812; Foreign Relations--France; Freight and Freighting; John Fry; General Hamilton (ship); Health and Sickness--Shipboard--Crew; Hill and Blodgett; Isis (ship); Oliver Kane; John S. Larned; James Madison--Proclamation; Napoleonic Decrees; Non-Intercourse Act; Opium; Patterson (ship); Payson and Smith; Nathaniel Pearce; Pilgrim (brigantine); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; John Rogers; Royal Order--Denmark; Royal Order--Prussia; Benjamin Rush; Seamen's Wag Subjects: Brown & Ives

1815

Box 668, Folder 14

Ship Patterson, Slop book 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives (3/4 share) and one of their former clerks, Thomas Thompson (1/4 share), purchased this vessel from the estate of John Innes Clark in 1809. The Patterson sailed ten voyages for her owners until they sold the ship in 1823. The voyages were (1) July 30, 1809-February 7, 1810, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included rye, corn, flour [logbook, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, port charges, disbursements, letter of credit]; (2) March 10, 1810-1812, Savannah, Tonningen, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included corn, flour [struck by lightning in Savannah, boarded by Danish privateers and captured by British ship in August 1810, repossessed by payment of 2,000 pounds; logbook, attestation, list of goods exported to America from St. Petersburg, manifest, certificate of capture, fitting out papers, portage bill, letter of credit, sailing orders, agreement, letters, protest, statement, expenses, cargo account]; (3) March 19, 1812-April 21, 1812, New York, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included corn, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, seamen's account, invoice]; (4) October 29, 1812-March 28, 1813, Lisbon, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included agricultural products, flour, rice, salt [memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, seamen's accounts, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, protest, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, accounts]; (5) March 23, 1815-June 1, 1816, Amsterdam, Isle of France, Savannah, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included sugar, rice, cotton, coffee [logbook, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, bills, portage bill, receipts, wrappers, clearance, fitting out papers, seamen's account book, list of medicine for shipboard use, bill of exchange, disbursements, invoices, freight bill, accounts]; (6) June 13, 1816-December 6, 1816, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron [logbook, castle pass, consular papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, clearance, bill of health, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, accounts]; (7) January 8, 1817-July 2, 1819, Batavia, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included coffee, sugar, specie, tea, cassia [letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, landing certificate, accounts, disbursements, receipts, memoranda]; (8) July 14, 1819-November 2, 1819, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included sugar, tea, cassia, gin [extensive repairs done on ship after this voyage in 1819-1820--logbook, wrappers, letups, sailing orders, memoranda, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, labor accounts for repairs]; (9) June 1, 1820-June 26, 1822, Batavia, Gibraltar, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Samarang, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, beef, gin, specie, wine, brandy, coffee, iron [logbook, calculations, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, list of American ships in Batavia, accounts]; and (10) January 5, 1823-July 9, 1823, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Job Brown: cargo included coffee [logbook, oath of cargo, wrappers, account, passport, memoranda, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, disbursements, letters]. Truman Beckwith; Martin Bickham; Ephraim Bowen, Jr.; Job Brown; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Netherlands; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Customs Duties; Nathan Daggett; Thomas Dickason and Company, Embargo of 1812; Foreign Relations--France; Freight and Freighting; John Fry; General Hamilton (ship); Health and Sickness--Shipboard--Crew; Hill and Blodgett; Isis (ship); Oliver Kane; John S. Larned; James Madison--Proclamation; Napoleonic Decrees; Non-Intercourse Act; Opium; Patterson (ship); Payson and Smith; Nathaniel Pearce; Pilgrim (brigantine); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; John Rogers; Royal Order--Denmark; Royal Order--Prussia; Benjamin Rush; Seamen's Wag Subjects: Brown & Ives

1816

Box 668, Folder 15

Ship Patterson, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives (3/4 share) and one of their former clerks, Thomas Thompson (1/4 share), purchased this vessel from the estate of John Innes Clark in 1809. The Patterson sailed ten voyages for her owners until they sold the ship in 1823. The voyages were (1) July 30, 1809-February 7, 1810, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included rye, corn, flour [logbook, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, port charges, disbursements, letter of credit]; (2) March 10, 1810-1812, Savannah, Tonningen, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included corn, flour [struck by lightning in Savannah, boarded by Danish privateers and captured by British ship in August 1810, repossessed by payment of 2,000 pounds; logbook, attestation, list of goods exported to America from St. Petersburg, manifest, certificate of capture, fitting out papers, portage bill, letter of credit, sailing orders, agreement, letters, protest, statement, expenses, cargo account]; (3) March 19, 1812-April 21, 1812, New York, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included corn, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, seamen's account, invoice]; (4) October 29, 1812-March 28, 1813, Lisbon, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included agricultural products, flour, rice, salt [memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, seamen's accounts, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, protest, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, accounts]; (5) March 23, 1815-June 1, 1816, Amsterdam, Isle of France, Savannah, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included sugar, rice, cotton, coffee [logbook, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, bills, portage bill, receipts, wrappers, clearance, fitting out papers, seamen's account book, list of medicine for shipboard use, bill of exchange, disbursements, invoices, freight bill, accounts]; (6) June 13, 1816-December 6, 1816, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron [logbook, castle pass, consular papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, clearance, bill of health, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, accounts]; (7) January 8, 1817-July 2, 1819, Batavia, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included coffee, sugar, specie, tea, cassia [letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, landing certificate, accounts, disbursements, receipts, memoranda]; (8) July 14, 1819-November 2, 1819, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included sugar, tea, cassia, gin [extensive repairs done on ship after this voyage in 1819-1820--logbook, wrappers, letups, sailing orders, memoranda, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, labor accounts for repairs]; (9) June 1, 1820-June 26, 1822, Batavia, Gibraltar, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Samarang, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, beef, gin, specie, wine, brandy, coffee, iron [logbook, calculations, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, list of American ships in Batavia, accounts]; and (10) January 5, 1823-July 9, 1823, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Job Brown: cargo included coffee [logbook, oath of cargo, wrappers, account, passport, memoranda, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, disbursements, letters]. Truman Beckwith; Martin Bickham; Ephraim Bowen, Jr.; Job Brown; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Netherlands; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Customs Duties; Nathan Daggett; Thomas Dickason and Company, Embargo of 1812; Foreign Relations--France; Freight and Freighting; John Fry; General Hamilton (ship); Health and Sickness--Shipboard--Crew; Hill and Blodgett; Isis (ship); Oliver Kane; John S. Larned; James Madison--Proclamation; Napoleonic Decrees; Non-Intercourse Act; Opium; Patterson (ship); Payson and Smith; Nathaniel Pearce; Pilgrim (brigantine); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; John Rogers; Royal Order--Denmark; Royal Order--Prussia; Benjamin Rush; Seamen's Wag Subjects: Brown & Ives

1816

Box 668, Folder 16

Brigantine Packet, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brigantine Packet made four voyages for Brown and Ives before it was shipwrecked in 1828. The adventures were (1) November 5, 1822-December 3, 1823, Alexandria, VA, Rio de Janeiro, Le Havre, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included flour, coffee, tobacco [letter of credit, statement, wrappers, fitting out papers, memoranda, invoices, manifest, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, account of sales, bill of lading]; (2) January 22, 1824-November 26, 1826, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Valparaiso, Lima, Buenos Aires, Havana, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included beef [protest, agreement, certificate, consular papers, portage bill, clearance, receipts, disbursements, landing certificate, wrappers, prices current, invoices, letters, list of vessels with beef aboard, sailing orders, survey of condition, memoranda, bill of lading, accounts, medical dosages, bills, fitting out papers]; (3) 1826-November 21, 1827, Marseilles, Matanzas, Antwerp, Kronstadt, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included sugar, coffee, cotton [wrappers, oath of cargo, sound list of American vessels in Elsinore, clearance, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, memoranda, invoices, bill of lading, bill]; and (4) January 1827-December 3, 1828, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Nantucket, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included sugar, coffee, dry goods [shipwrecked off coast of Nantucket; disbursements, account of sale, names of people lost in shipwreck to be placed in news clipping, wrappers, letters, protest, prices current, sailing orders, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoice, portage bill, bill of lading]. See also Sub-series KKK: Maritime Documents. Alsop and Wetmore; Isaac Bowen; Isaac Bowen and Company; Brazil--Revolution--History; Clothing and Dress--Mariners; Robert H. Ives; John S. Larned; Joseph and Bernard Magnonde; Mariners--Accounts; Martin, Knight and Company; Packet (brigantine); Patterson (ship); Rabaud Brothers and Company; Ship's Papers; Starbuck and Allen; Kimball Starbuck; Stewart, McColl and Company; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Solomon Tyler; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

1824-1826

Box 669, Folder 1

Ship Patterson, Laborer's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives (3/4 share) and one of their former clerks, Thomas Thompson (1/4 share), purchased this vessel from the estate of John Innes Clark in 1809. The Patterson sailed ten voyages for her owners until they sold the ship in 1823. The voyages were (1) July 30, 1809-February 7, 1810, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included rye, corn, flour [logbook, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, port charges, disbursements, letter of credit]; (2) March 10, 1810-1812, Savannah, Tonningen, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included corn, flour [struck by lightning in Savannah, boarded by Danish privateers and captured by British ship in August 1810, repossessed by payment of 2,000 pounds; logbook, attestation, list of goods exported to America from St. Petersburg, manifest, certificate of capture, fitting out papers, portage bill, letter of credit, sailing orders, agreement, letters, protest, statement, expenses, cargo account]; (3) March 19, 1812-April 21, 1812, New York, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included corn, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, seamen's account, invoice]; (4) October 29, 1812-March 28, 1813, Lisbon, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included agricultural products, flour, rice, salt [memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, seamen's accounts, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, protest, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, accounts]; (5) March 23, 1815-June 1, 1816, Amsterdam, Isle of France, Savannah, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included sugar, rice, cotton, coffee [logbook, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, bills, portage bill, receipts, wrappers, clearance, fitting out papers, seamen's account book, list of medicine for shipboard use, bill of exchange, disbursements, invoices, freight bill, accounts]; (6) June 13, 1816-December 6, 1816, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron [logbook, castle pass, consular papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, clearance, bill of health, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, accounts]; (7) January 8, 1817-July 2, 1819, Batavia, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included coffee, sugar, specie, tea, cassia [letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, landing certificate, accounts, disbursements, receipts, memoranda]; (8) July 14, 1819-November 2, 1819, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included sugar, tea, cassia, gin [extensive repairs done on ship after this voyage in 1819-1820--logbook, wrappers, letups, sailing orders, memoranda, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, labor accounts for repairs]; (9) June 1, 1820-June 26, 1822, Batavia, Gibraltar, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Samarang, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, beef, gin, specie, wine, brandy, coffee, iron [logbook, calculations, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, list of American ships in Batavia, accounts]; and (10) January 5, 1823-July 9, 1823, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Job Brown: cargo included coffee [logbook, oath of cargo, wrappers, account, passport, memoranda, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, disbursements, letters]. Truman Beckwith; Martin Bickham; Ephraim Bowen, Jr.; Job Brown; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Netherlands; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Customs Duties; Nathan Daggett; Thomas Dickason and Company, Embargo of 1812; Foreign Relations--France; Freight and Freighting; John Fry; General Hamilton (ship); Health and Sickness--Shipboard--Crew; Hill and Blodgett; Isis (ship); Oliver Kane; John S. Larned; James Madison--Proclamation; Napoleonic Decrees; Non-Intercourse Act; Opium; Patterson (ship); Payson and Smith; Nathaniel Pearce; Pilgrim (brigantine); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; John Rogers; Royal Order--Denmark; Royal Order--Prussia; Benjamin Rush; Seamen's Wag Subjects: Brown & Ives

1819

Box 669, Folder 2

Ship Patterson, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives (3/4 share) and one of their former clerks, Thomas Thompson (1/4 share), purchased this vessel from the estate of John Innes Clark in 1809. The Patterson sailed ten voyages for her owners until they sold the ship in 1823. The voyages were (1) July 30, 1809-February 7, 1810, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included rye, corn, flour [logbook, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, port charges, disbursements, letter of credit]; (2) March 10, 1810-1812, Savannah, Tonningen, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included corn, flour [struck by lightning in Savannah, boarded by Danish privateers and captured by British ship in August 1810, repossessed by payment of 2,000 pounds; logbook, attestation, list of goods exported to America from St. Petersburg, manifest, certificate of capture, fitting out papers, portage bill, letter of credit, sailing orders, agreement, letters, protest, statement, expenses, cargo account]; (3) March 19, 1812-April 21, 1812, New York, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included corn, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, seamen's account, invoice]; (4) October 29, 1812-March 28, 1813, Lisbon, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included agricultural products, flour, rice, salt [memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, seamen's accounts, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, protest, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, accounts]; (5) March 23, 1815-June 1, 1816, Amsterdam, Isle of France, Savannah, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included sugar, rice, cotton, coffee [logbook, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, bills, portage bill, receipts, wrappers, clearance, fitting out papers, seamen's account book, list of medicine for shipboard use, bill of exchange, disbursements, invoices, freight bill, accounts]; (6) June 13, 1816-December 6, 1816, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron [logbook, castle pass, consular papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, clearance, bill of health, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, accounts]; (7) January 8, 1817-July 2, 1819, Batavia, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included coffee, sugar, specie, tea, cassia [letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, landing certificate, accounts, disbursements, receipts, memoranda]; (8) July 14, 1819-November 2, 1819, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included sugar, tea, cassia, gin [extensive repairs done on ship after this voyage in 1819-1820--logbook, wrappers, letups, sailing orders, memoranda, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, labor accounts for repairs]; (9) June 1, 1820-June 26, 1822, Batavia, Gibraltar, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Samarang, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, beef, gin, specie, wine, brandy, coffee, iron [logbook, calculations, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, list of American ships in Batavia, accounts]; and (10) January 5, 1823-July 9, 1823, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Job Brown: cargo included coffee [logbook, oath of cargo, wrappers, account, passport, memoranda, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, disbursements, letters]. Truman Beckwith; Martin Bickham; Ephraim Bowen, Jr.; Job Brown; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Netherlands; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Customs Duties; Nathan Daggett; Thomas Dickason and Company, Embargo of 1812; Foreign Relations--France; Freight and Freighting; John Fry; General Hamilton (ship); Health and Sickness--Shipboard--Crew; Hill and Blodgett; Isis (ship); Oliver Kane; John S. Larned; James Madison--Proclamation; Napoleonic Decrees; Non-Intercourse Act; Opium; Patterson (ship); Payson and Smith; Nathaniel Pearce; Pilgrim (brigantine); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; John Rogers; Royal Order--Denmark; Royal Order--Prussia; Benjamin Rush; Seamen's Wag Subjects: Brown & Ives

1819

Box 669, Folder 3

Ship Patterson, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives (3/4 share) and one of their former clerks, Thomas Thompson (1/4 share), purchased this vessel from the estate of John Innes Clark in 1809. The Patterson sailed ten voyages for her owners until they sold the ship in 1823. The voyages were (1) July 30, 1809-February 7, 1810, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included rye, corn, flour [logbook, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, port charges, disbursements, letter of credit]; (2) March 10, 1810-1812, Savannah, Tonningen, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included corn, flour [struck by lightning in Savannah, boarded by Danish privateers and captured by British ship in August 1810, repossessed by payment of 2,000 pounds; logbook, attestation, list of goods exported to America from St. Petersburg, manifest, certificate of capture, fitting out papers, portage bill, letter of credit, sailing orders, agreement, letters, protest, statement, expenses, cargo account]; (3) March 19, 1812-April 21, 1812, New York, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included corn, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, seamen's account, invoice]; (4) October 29, 1812-March 28, 1813, Lisbon, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included agricultural products, flour, rice, salt [memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, seamen's accounts, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, protest, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, accounts]; (5) March 23, 1815-June 1, 1816, Amsterdam, Isle of France, Savannah, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included sugar, rice, cotton, coffee [logbook, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, bills, portage bill, receipts, wrappers, clearance, fitting out papers, seamen's account book, list of medicine for shipboard use, bill of exchange, disbursements, invoices, freight bill, accounts]; (6) June 13, 1816-December 6, 1816, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron [logbook, castle pass, consular papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, clearance, bill of health, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, accounts]; (7) January 8, 1817-July 2, 1819, Batavia, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included coffee, sugar, specie, tea, cassia [letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, landing certificate, accounts, disbursements, receipts, memoranda]; (8) July 14, 1819-November 2, 1819, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included sugar, tea, cassia, gin [extensive repairs done on ship after this voyage in 1819-1820--logbook, wrappers, letups, sailing orders, memoranda, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, labor accounts for repairs]; (9) June 1, 1820-June 26, 1822, Batavia, Gibraltar, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Samarang, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, beef, gin, specie, wine, brandy, coffee, iron [logbook, calculations, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, list of American ships in Batavia, accounts]; and (10) January 5, 1823-July 9, 1823, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Job Brown: cargo included coffee [logbook, oath of cargo, wrappers, account, passport, memoranda, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, disbursements, letters]. Truman Beckwith; Martin Bickham; Ephraim Bowen, Jr.; Job Brown; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Netherlands; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Customs Duties; Nathan Daggett; Thomas Dickason and Company, Embargo of 1812; Foreign Relations--France; Freight and Freighting; John Fry; General Hamilton (ship); Health and Sickness--Shipboard--Crew; Hill and Blodgett; Isis (ship); Oliver Kane; John S. Larned; James Madison--Proclamation; Napoleonic Decrees; Non-Intercourse Act; Opium; Patterson (ship); Payson and Smith; Nathaniel Pearce; Pilgrim (brigantine); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; John Rogers; Royal Order--Denmark; Royal Order--Prussia; Benjamin Rush; Seamen's Wag Subjects: Brown & Ives

1821-1822

Box 669, Folder 4

Ship Patterson, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives (3/4 share) and one of their former clerks, Thomas Thompson (1/4 share), purchased this vessel from the estate of John Innes Clark in 1809. The Patterson sailed ten voyages for her owners until they sold the ship in 1823. The voyages were (1) July 30, 1809-February 7, 1810, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included rye, corn, flour [logbook, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, port charges, disbursements, letter of credit]; (2) March 10, 1810-1812, Savannah, Tonningen, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included corn, flour [struck by lightning in Savannah, boarded by Danish privateers and captured by British ship in August 1810, repossessed by payment of 2,000 pounds; logbook, attestation, list of goods exported to America from St. Petersburg, manifest, certificate of capture, fitting out papers, portage bill, letter of credit, sailing orders, agreement, letters, protest, statement, expenses, cargo account]; (3) March 19, 1812-April 21, 1812, New York, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included corn, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, seamen's account, invoice]; (4) October 29, 1812-March 28, 1813, Lisbon, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included agricultural products, flour, rice, salt [memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, seamen's accounts, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, protest, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, accounts]; (5) March 23, 1815-June 1, 1816, Amsterdam, Isle of France, Savannah, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included sugar, rice, cotton, coffee [logbook, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, bills, portage bill, receipts, wrappers, clearance, fitting out papers, seamen's account book, list of medicine for shipboard use, bill of exchange, disbursements, invoices, freight bill, accounts]; (6) June 13, 1816-December 6, 1816, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron [logbook, castle pass, consular papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, clearance, bill of health, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, accounts]; (7) January 8, 1817-July 2, 1819, Batavia, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included coffee, sugar, specie, tea, cassia [letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, landing certificate, accounts, disbursements, receipts, memoranda]; (8) July 14, 1819-November 2, 1819, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included sugar, tea, cassia, gin [extensive repairs done on ship after this voyage in 1819-1820--logbook, wrappers, letups, sailing orders, memoranda, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, labor accounts for repairs]; (9) June 1, 1820-June 26, 1822, Batavia, Gibraltar, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Samarang, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, beef, gin, specie, wine, brandy, coffee, iron [logbook, calculations, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, list of American ships in Batavia, accounts]; and (10) January 5, 1823-July 9, 1823, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Job Brown: cargo included coffee [logbook, oath of cargo, wrappers, account, passport, memoranda, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, disbursements, letters]. Truman Beckwith; Martin Bickham; Ephraim Bowen, Jr.; Job Brown; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Netherlands; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Customs Duties; Nathan Daggett; Thomas Dickason and Company, Embargo of 1812; Foreign Relations--France; Freight and Freighting; John Fry; General Hamilton (ship); Health and Sickness--Shipboard--Crew; Hill and Blodgett; Isis (ship); Oliver Kane; John S. Larned; James Madison--Proclamation; Napoleonic Decrees; Non-Intercourse Act; Opium; Patterson (ship); Payson and Smith; Nathaniel Pearce; Pilgrim (brigantine); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; John Rogers; Royal Order--Denmark; Royal Order--Prussia; Benjamin Rush; Seamen's Wag Subjects: Brown & Ives

1820-1822

Box 669, Folder 5

Ship Patterson, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives (3/4 share) and one of their former clerks, Thomas Thompson (1/4 share), purchased this vessel from the estate of John Innes Clark in 1809. The Patterson sailed ten voyages for her owners until they sold the ship in 1823. The voyages were (1) July 30, 1809-February 7, 1810, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included rye, corn, flour [logbook, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, port charges, disbursements, letter of credit]; (2) March 10, 1810-1812, Savannah, Tonningen, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included corn, flour [struck by lightning in Savannah, boarded by Danish privateers and captured by British ship in August 1810, repossessed by payment of 2,000 pounds; logbook, attestation, list of goods exported to America from St. Petersburg, manifest, certificate of capture, fitting out papers, portage bill, letter of credit, sailing orders, agreement, letters, protest, statement, expenses, cargo account]; (3) March 19, 1812-April 21, 1812, New York, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included corn, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, seamen's account, invoice]; (4) October 29, 1812-March 28, 1813, Lisbon, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included agricultural products, flour, rice, salt [memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, seamen's accounts, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, protest, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, accounts]; (5) March 23, 1815-June 1, 1816, Amsterdam, Isle of France, Savannah, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included sugar, rice, cotton, coffee [logbook, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, bills, portage bill, receipts, wrappers, clearance, fitting out papers, seamen's account book, list of medicine for shipboard use, bill of exchange, disbursements, invoices, freight bill, accounts]; (6) June 13, 1816-December 6, 1816, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron [logbook, castle pass, consular papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, clearance, bill of health, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, accounts]; (7) January 8, 1817-July 2, 1819, Batavia, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included coffee, sugar, specie, tea, cassia [letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, landing certificate, accounts, disbursements, receipts, memoranda]; (8) July 14, 1819-November 2, 1819, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included sugar, tea, cassia, gin [extensive repairs done on ship after this voyage in 1819-1820--logbook, wrappers, letups, sailing orders, memoranda, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, labor accounts for repairs]; (9) June 1, 1820-June 26, 1822, Batavia, Gibraltar, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Samarang, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, beef, gin, specie, wine, brandy, coffee, iron [logbook, calculations, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, list of American ships in Batavia, accounts]; and (10) January 5, 1823-July 9, 1823, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Job Brown: cargo included coffee [logbook, oath of cargo, wrappers, account, passport, memoranda, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, disbursements, letters]. Truman Beckwith; Martin Bickham; Ephraim Bowen, Jr.; Job Brown; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Netherlands; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Customs Duties; Nathan Daggett; Thomas Dickason and Company, Embargo of 1812; Foreign Relations--France; Freight and Freighting; John Fry; General Hamilton (ship); Health and Sickness--Shipboard--Crew; Hill and Blodgett; Isis (ship); Oliver Kane; John S. Larned; James Madison--Proclamation; Napoleonic Decrees; Non-Intercourse Act; Opium; Patterson (ship); Payson and Smith; Nathaniel Pearce; Pilgrim (brigantine); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; John Rogers; Royal Order--Denmark; Royal Order--Prussia; Benjamin Rush; Seamen's Wag Subjects: Brown & Ives

1822

Box 669, Folder 6

Ship Patterson, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives (3/4 share) and one of their former clerks, Thomas Thompson (1/4 share), purchased this vessel from the estate of John Innes Clark in 1809. The Patterson sailed ten voyages for her owners until they sold the ship in 1823. The voyages were (1) July 30, 1809-February 7, 1810, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included rye, corn, flour [logbook, wrappers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, port charges, disbursements, letter of credit]; (2) March 10, 1810-1812, Savannah, Tonningen, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included corn, flour [struck by lightning in Savannah, boarded by Danish privateers and captured by British ship in August 1810, repossessed by payment of 2,000 pounds; logbook, attestation, list of goods exported to America from St. Petersburg, manifest, certificate of capture, fitting out papers, portage bill, letter of credit, sailing orders, agreement, letters, protest, statement, expenses, cargo account]; (3) March 19, 1812-April 21, 1812, New York, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included corn, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, seamen's account, invoice]; (4) October 29, 1812-March 28, 1813, Lisbon, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included agricultural products, flour, rice, salt [memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, seamen's accounts, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, protest, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, accounts]; (5) March 23, 1815-June 1, 1816, Amsterdam, Isle of France, Savannah, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included sugar, rice, cotton, coffee [logbook, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, bills, portage bill, receipts, wrappers, clearance, fitting out papers, seamen's account book, list of medicine for shipboard use, bill of exchange, disbursements, invoices, freight bill, accounts]; (6) June 13, 1816-December 6, 1816, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron [logbook, castle pass, consular papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, clearance, bill of health, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, accounts]; (7) January 8, 1817-July 2, 1819, Batavia, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included coffee, sugar, specie, tea, cassia [letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, landing certificate, accounts, disbursements, receipts, memoranda]; (8) July 14, 1819-November 2, 1819, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included sugar, tea, cassia, gin [extensive repairs done on ship after this voyage in 1819-1820--logbook, wrappers, letups, sailing orders, memoranda, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, labor accounts for repairs]; (9) June 1, 1820-June 26, 1822, Batavia, Gibraltar, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Samarang, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, beef, gin, specie, wine, brandy, coffee, iron [logbook, calculations, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, agreement, list of American ships in Batavia, accounts]; and (10) January 5, 1823-July 9, 1823, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Job Brown: cargo included coffee [logbook, oath of cargo, wrappers, account, passport, memoranda, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, disbursements, letters]. Truman Beckwith; Martin Bickham; Ephraim Bowen, Jr.; Job Brown; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Netherlands; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Customs Duties; Nathan Daggett; Thomas Dickason and Company, Embargo of 1812; Foreign Relations--France; Freight and Freighting; John Fry; General Hamilton (ship); Health and Sickness--Shipboard--Crew; Hill and Blodgett; Isis (ship); Oliver Kane; John S. Larned; James Madison--Proclamation; Napoleonic Decrees; Non-Intercourse Act; Opium; Patterson (ship); Payson and Smith; Nathaniel Pearce; Pilgrim (brigantine); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; John Rogers; Royal Order--Denmark; Royal Order--Prussia; Benjamin Rush; Seamen's Wag Subjects: Brown & Ives

1823

Box 669, Folder 7

Schooner Peacock, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives originally purchased Peacock in 1815 from John Sharp in New York to rendezvous with their ship Charlotte in Africa. The Peacock subsequently was sent on other voyages to Africa in search of gold dust and ivory until the schooner was sold in 1817. The voyages were (1) December 8, 1815-May 15, 1816, Gorce, Africa, Captain William Esterbrooke: cargo included tobacco, rum, whiskey, flour, candles, steel, specie [logbook, wrappers, accounts, bill of lading, bills, letters, sailing orders, inventory, bill of sale, disbursements, fitting out papers, invoices, permit, portage bill, seamen's accounts]; (2) June 23, 1816-December 21, 1817, two voyages to Goree, Africa, Captain Daniel D. Dailey: cargo included gin, rum, tobacco [debenture certificate, manifest, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, invoice, bill of lading; and (3) June 16, 1817-December 21, 1817, Isle de Los, Goree, Africa: cargo included gold dust, ivory [the schooner was sold in Africa; bill of lading, portage bill, sales, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, invoice, disbursements]. Africa--Trade; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Daniel D. Dailey; William Esterbrooke; William Henry; William Hutton; John H. Ormsbee; Peacock (schooner); Ship's Papers; John Wood; Gideon Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

1817

Box 669, Folder 8

Schooner Peacock, Cargo invoices 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives originally purchased Peacock in 1815 from John Sharp in New York to rendezvous with their ship Charlotte in Africa. The Peacock subsequently was sent on other voyages to Africa in search of gold dust and ivory until the schooner was sold in 1817. The voyages were (1) December 8, 1815-May 15, 1816, Gorce, Africa, Captain William Esterbrooke: cargo included tobacco, rum, whiskey, flour, candles, steel, specie [logbook, wrappers, accounts, bill of lading, bills, letters, sailing orders, inventory, bill of sale, disbursements, fitting out papers, invoices, permit, portage bill, seamen's accounts]; (2) June 23, 1816-December 21, 1817, two voyages to Goree, Africa, Captain Daniel D. Dailey: cargo included gin, rum, tobacco [debenture certificate, manifest, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, invoice, bill of lading; and (3) June 16, 1817-December 21, 1817, Isle de Los, Goree, Africa: cargo included gold dust, ivory [the schooner was sold in Africa; bill of lading, portage bill, sales, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, invoice, disbursements]. Africa--Trade; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Daniel D. Dailey; William Esterbrooke; William Henry; William Hutton; John H. Ormsbee; Peacock (schooner); Ship's Papers; John Wood; Gideon Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

1817

Box 669, Folder 9

Brigantine Pilgrim, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Smith, William Smith, and George Burrough sold Pilgrim to Brown and Ives in 1807. Pilgrim made nine voyages for the partnership until the vessel was condemned in Lisbon in 1812 and sold at that port. The brigantine's adventures were (1) April 16, 1807-August 16, 1807, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included coffee, sugar, wines, linseed oil, dairy products [boarded by British ship Resolution but allowed to proceed; logbook, consular certificates, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, invoices, bill of sale, letters, sailing orders, seamen's book, memoranda, bill of lading, list of officers and seamen]; (2) October 10, 1807-January 26, 1808, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included molasses, cotton [logbook, wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, seamen's accounts, wrappers, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]; and (3) August 5, 1808-December 12, 1808, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Cooke [logbook, statement, seamen's book, expenses, invoices, wrappers, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders]; (4) May 1809-September 1809, Cayenne, Surinam, St. Bartholomew, St. Christopher, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included mules, rice, flour, whale products, fish, tobacco, molasses, sugar [oath of cargo, certificates, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, invoices, seamen's protection certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, receipts, accounts]; (5) January 3, 1810-June 17, 1810, Algeciras, Cadiz, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens [logbook, bill of lading, disbursements, landing certificate, consular papers, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (6) July 6, 1810-June 14, 1811, St. Petersburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, nankeens, cotton, iron [logbook, port charges, accounts, landing certificate, bill of lading, portage bill, memoranda, wrappers, sea letter, sailing orders, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts]; (7) August 1811-February 7, 1812, Sierra Leone, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included rum, tobacco, lumber, flour, sugar, beeswax, hides, ivory [fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, oath of cargo]; (8) April 4, 1812-August 7, 1812, Gorce, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Gideon Young, cargo includes flour, rice [oath of cargo, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of exchange, invoices, seamen's accounts, memoranda, sailing orders, agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (9) September 16, 1812-1812, Lisbon, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included camwood, tea, Russia goods, yarn, cotton [condemned as unseaworthy and sold; clearance, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoice, consular papers, receipts, oath of cargo, bill of exchange, account of sales]. Asia (ship); Martin Benson; John Bowers; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Nicholas Cooke; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Company; Embargo of 1807; A. P. Froding Widow and Company; Samuel W. Greene; George A. Hallowell; Labor--Indentured--Apprenticeship; John S. Larned; Asa Learned; John H. Ormsbee; Pilgrim (brigantine); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Restraint of Trade; Ship's Papers; Solomon Townsend; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Union Cotton Manufacturing Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Gideon Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

1807-1808

Box 669, Folder 10

Brigantine Pilgrim, Sales accounts and disbursements 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Smith, William Smith, and George Burrough sold Pilgrim to Brown and Ives in 1807. Pilgrim made nine voyages for the partnership until the vessel was condemned in Lisbon in 1812 and sold at that port. The brigantine's adventures were (1) April 16, 1807-August 16, 1807, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included coffee, sugar, wines, linseed oil, dairy products [boarded by British ship Resolution but allowed to proceed; logbook, consular certificates, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, invoices, bill of sale, letters, sailing orders, seamen's book, memoranda, bill of lading, list of officers and seamen]; (2) October 10, 1807-January 26, 1808, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included molasses, cotton [logbook, wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, seamen's accounts, wrappers, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]; and (3) August 5, 1808-December 12, 1808, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Cooke [logbook, statement, seamen's book, expenses, invoices, wrappers, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders]; (4) May 1809-September 1809, Cayenne, Surinam, St. Bartholomew, St. Christopher, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included mules, rice, flour, whale products, fish, tobacco, molasses, sugar [oath of cargo, certificates, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, invoices, seamen's protection certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, receipts, accounts]; (5) January 3, 1810-June 17, 1810, Algeciras, Cadiz, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens [logbook, bill of lading, disbursements, landing certificate, consular papers, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (6) July 6, 1810-June 14, 1811, St. Petersburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, nankeens, cotton, iron [logbook, port charges, accounts, landing certificate, bill of lading, portage bill, memoranda, wrappers, sea letter, sailing orders, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts]; (7) August 1811-February 7, 1812, Sierra Leone, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included rum, tobacco, lumber, flour, sugar, beeswax, hides, ivory [fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, oath of cargo]; (8) April 4, 1812-August 7, 1812, Gorce, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Gideon Young, cargo includes flour, rice [oath of cargo, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of exchange, invoices, seamen's accounts, memoranda, sailing orders, agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (9) September 16, 1812-1812, Lisbon, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included camwood, tea, Russia goods, yarn, cotton [condemned as unseaworthy and sold; clearance, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoice, consular papers, receipts, oath of cargo, bill of exchange, account of sales]. Asia (ship); Martin Benson; John Bowers; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Nicholas Cooke; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Company; Embargo of 1807; A. P. Froding Widow and Company; Samuel W. Greene; George A. Hallowell; Labor--Indentured--Apprenticeship; John S. Larned; Asa Learned; John H. Ormsbee; Pilgrim (brigantine); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Restraint of Trade; Ship's Papers; Solomon Townsend; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Union Cotton Manufacturing Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Gideon Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

1811

Box 669, Folder 11

Brigantine Polly, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Smith, William Smith, and George Burrough sold Pilgrim to Brown and Ives in 1807. Pilgrim made nine voyages for the partnership until the vessel was condemned in Lisbon in 1812 and sold at that port. The brigantine's adventures were (1) April 16, 1807-August 16, 1807, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included coffee, sugar, wines, linseed oil, dairy products [boarded by British ship Resolution but allowed to proceed; logbook, consular certificates, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, invoices, bill of sale, letters, sailing orders, seamen's book, memoranda, bill of lading, list of officers and seamen]; (2) October 10, 1807-January 26, 1808, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included molasses, cotton [logbook, wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, seamen's accounts, wrappers, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]; and (3) August 5, 1808-December 12, 1808, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Cooke [logbook, statement, seamen's book, expenses, invoices, wrappers, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders]; (4) May 1809-September 1809, Cayenne, Surinam, St. Bartholomew, St. Christopher, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included mules, rice, flour, whale products, fish, tobacco, molasses, sugar [oath of cargo, certificates, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, invoices, seamen's protection certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, receipts, accounts]; (5) January 3, 1810-June 17, 1810, Algeciras, Cadiz, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens [logbook, bill of lading, disbursements, landing certificate, consular papers, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (6) July 6, 1810-June 14, 1811, St. Petersburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, nankeens, cotton, iron [logbook, port charges, accounts, landing certificate, bill of lading, portage bill, memoranda, wrappers, sea letter, sailing orders, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts]; (7) August 1811-February 7, 1812, Sierra Leone, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included rum, tobacco, lumber, flour, sugar, beeswax, hides, ivory [fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, oath of cargo]; (8) April 4, 1812-August 7, 1812, Gorce, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Gideon Young, cargo includes flour, rice [oath of cargo, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of exchange, invoices, seamen's accounts, memoranda, sailing orders, agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (9) September 16, 1812-1812, Lisbon, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included camwood, tea, Russia goods, yarn, cotton [condemned as unseaworthy and sold; clearance, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoice, consular papers, receipts, oath of cargo, bill of exchange, account of sales]. Asia (ship); Martin Benson; John Bowers; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Nicholas Cooke; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Company; Embargo of 1807; A. P. Froding Widow and Company; Samuel W. Greene; George A. Hallowell; Labor--Indentured--Apprenticeship; John S. Larned; Asa Learned; John H. Ormsbee; Pilgrim (brigantine); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Restraint of Trade; Ship's Papers; Solomon Townsend; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Union Cotton Manufacturing Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Gideon Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

1805

Box 669, Folder 12

Ship Providence, Sailor's accounts 1 folder General Note: Ship Providence made one voyage for Brown and Ives which lasted from 1797 to 1800. The ship left Providence on December 28, 1797 under command of Captain Thomas Coles and stopped in Plymouth, England before setting sail for Hamburg, Germany. From Hamburg, the Providence sailed to Barcelona and Leghorn before returning to Philadelphia in August of 1800. Sub-Series consists of three volumes of logbooks and seamen's accounts for this adventure. Moses Adams; Thomas Coles; Providence (ship); Ship's Papers; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Great Britain Subjects: Brown & Ives

1799

Box 670, Folder 1

Brig Rambler, Cargo invoice book 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

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Box 670, Folder 2

Brig Rambler, Sales accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

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Box 670, Folder 3

Brig Rambler, Sales accounts and disbursements 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

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Box 670, Folder 4

Brig Rambler, Cargo sales accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

1816

Box 670, Folder 5

Brig Rambler, Slop inventory 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

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Box 670, Folder 6

Brig Rambler, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

1816

Box 670, Folder 7

Brig Rambler, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

1818

Box 670, Folder 8

Brig Rambler, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

1819

Box 670, Folder 9

Brig Rambler, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

1818-1819

Box 670, Folder 10

Brig Rambler, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased a quarter share of brig Rambler in 1813 along with Boston investors Samuel G. Perkins and Company, Israel Thorndike, and Bryant and Sturgis. The sub-series contains material for four voyages which involved Brown and Ives; they bought out the other owners after the first voyage. The voyages were (1) May 18, 1814-May 1815, Canton, Captain Edes: cargo included tea, silk [wrappers, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, disbursements, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1815-August 1816, Cadiz, Calcutta, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included specie [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, portage bill, port charges, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, disbursements, invoices, certificates, sailing orders, accounts]; (3) January 7, 1817-April 28, 1818, Canton, Chile, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included dry goods, iron, gin, copper, bark, specie, tea, nankeens [Chilean government arms vessel after taken possession of by Chilean patrols; oath of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, letters, wrappers, fitting out papers, report on South American trade, memoranda, sailing orders, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, accounts]; and (4) May 19, 1818-July 24, 1819, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain Abel B. Hetherington (left voyage and returned to Providence after reaching Canton and Captain John Jennings took command): cargo included tea, specie, silks [Moses B. Ives traveled on vessel from Providence to Amsterdam to gain experience in maritime trade; logbook, landing certificate, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, list of vessels in Canton, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, accounts, disbursements, consular papers, seamen's accounts, oath of landing]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship); Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Chile--History--Revolution; Commercial Policy--Spain; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Son; East India Trading Company; Freight and Freighting; Abel B. Hetherington; Charles Holden; Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Mariners--Accounts; Napoleon; Neutrality Violations, 1793-1812; Perkins, Bryant and Sturgis; Prices Current; Quarantine; Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Benjamin Rich; Abraham Rich; Ship's Papers; Tariffs--Chile; Thomas Thompson; Hartford Tingley; Trade--Europe; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; Reuben Weeks Subjects: Brown & Ives

1818

Box 670, Folder 11

Brigantine Richard, Seamen's book 1 folder General Note: Griffin Child, Ephraim Gifford and John Elliot sold the brigantine Richard to Brown and Ives in 1818. They subsequently used her for three voyages to Africa. These were (1) June 1818-July 1819, Sierra Leone, Los Islands, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included rum, wine, tobacco, ivory, palm oil, furs, and skins [seized at Crawford Island; landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, accounts, fitting out papers, letters, bill of sale, sailing orders, protest, memoranda, seamen's accounts, portage bill]; (2) November 26, 1819-June 9, 1820, Africa, Captain Jeremiah Goff: cargo included tobacco, rum, yarn, ivory, palm oil [fitting out papers, wrappers, memoranda, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, manifest, bills]; and (3) August 15, 1821-May 17, 1822, Captain Daniel D. Dailey: cargo included beeswax, skins, ivory, coffee, hides, tobacco, rum, dry goods, rice, tea, gunpowder, flints, raisins, flour, knives, soap, hats, looking glasses [portage bill, oath of cargo, receipts, invoices, wrappers, letters, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, accounts, bill of lading, custom house papers]. Africa--Trade; John Bowers; Mary Bowers; Charlotte (ship); Griffin Child; Coffee; Daniel D. Dailey; Dress Goods; Dry Goods; Charles D'Wolfe, Jr.; John Elliot; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; Ephraim Gifford; Jeremiah Goff; George A. Hallowell; Insurance--Marine; Ivory Trade; Rice; Richard (brigantine); Rum; Ship's Papers; Slave Trade; Tea; Tobacco; Trade--Africa; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

1818-1822

Box 670, Folder 12

Brigantine Rising Sun, Account book of whaling voyage 1 folder General Note: Power and Rogers, Nicholas Brown, and Joseph Brown owned shares in the brigantine Rising Sun for an adventure to Amsterdam, Surinam, the Faro Islands, and Cadiz in 1782 under the command of Captain Thomas Jackson. Materials in the sub-series include invoices, wrappers, account of cargo, fitting out papers, receipts, memoranda, a note to Governor William Greene requesting a letter of marque, insurance, accounts, sailing orders, letters, and an agreement. Amsterdam--Trade; Cadiz--Trade; Commercial Policy--United States; Faro Islands--Trade; William Greene; Thomas Jackson; Letter of Marque; Privateering; Rising Sun (brigantine); Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Foreign Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1789

Box 670, Folder 13

Ship Robert Hale, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Ives Gilman, cousin of Thomas P. Ives, built Robert Hale in Marietta, Ohio in 1806-1807. He retained a quarter share of the vessel and sold the other 3/4 share to Brown and Ives. The ship was sailed down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and eventually arrived in Providence on July 26, 1808. Robert Hale made three trading voyages before it was cast away off the coast of Wales in December 1810: (1) 1807-1808, Marietta, OH, Louisville, KY, Natchez, TN; New Orleans, LA; Providence, RI, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, tobacco [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, shipbuilding records, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, lists, accounts, invoices]; (2) May 24, 1809-November 10, 1809, London, Captain Martin Page: cargo included tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, fitting out papers, accounts, certificate of landing, disbursements]; (3) December 23, 1809-August 29, 1810, Tonningen, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included coffee, cotton [Benjamin Ives Gilman sold his 1/4 share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; vessel seized by the French in the River Jade and condemned by Prize Court, Paris, 1810; certificates, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading, letters, accounts, receipts, disbursements, legal papers, power of attorney, affidavits, protest, sailing orders, bill of sale, statements, sea letter, citizenship papers]; and (4) December 1, 1810-December 26, 1810, Liverpool, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included cotton [cast away off Carmarthen, Wales; logbook, accounts, disbursements, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, price list of cotton, portage bill, bill of lading]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Almy and Brown; Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Embargo of 1807; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Samuel W. Greene; Hope (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; General Hamilton (ship); Ratcliff Hicks; Hughes and Duncan; Kenner and Henderson; Mary Ann (ship); Napoleonic Decree; Privateering; Robert Hale (ship); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; A. and T. Terrell; Trade--Great Britain; Solomon Tyler Subjects: Brown & Ives

1809

Box 670, Folder 14

Ship Robert Hale, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Ives Gilman, cousin of Thomas P. Ives, built Robert Hale in Marietta, Ohio in 1806-1807. He retained a quarter share of the vessel and sold the other 3/4 share to Brown and Ives. The ship was sailed down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and eventually arrived in Providence on July 26, 1808. Robert Hale made three trading voyages before it was cast away off the coast of Wales in December 1810: (1) 1807-1808, Marietta, OH, Louisville, KY, Natchez, TN; New Orleans, LA; Providence, RI, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, tobacco [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, shipbuilding records, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, lists, accounts, invoices]; (2) May 24, 1809-November 10, 1809, London, Captain Martin Page: cargo included tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, fitting out papers, accounts, certificate of landing, disbursements]; (3) December 23, 1809-August 29, 1810, Tonningen, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included coffee, cotton [Benjamin Ives Gilman sold his 1/4 share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; vessel seized by the French in the River Jade and condemned by Prize Court, Paris, 1810; certificates, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading, letters, accounts, receipts, disbursements, legal papers, power of attorney, affidavits, protest, sailing orders, bill of sale, statements, sea letter, citizenship papers]; and (4) December 1, 1810-December 26, 1810, Liverpool, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included cotton [cast away off Carmarthen, Wales; logbook, accounts, disbursements, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, price list of cotton, portage bill, bill of lading]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Almy and Brown; Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Embargo of 1807; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Samuel W. Greene; Hope (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; General Hamilton (ship); Ratcliff Hicks; Hughes and Duncan; Kenner and Henderson; Mary Ann (ship); Napoleonic Decree; Privateering; Robert Hale (ship); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; A. and T. Terrell; Trade--Great Britain; Solomon Tyler Subjects: Brown & Ives

1809-1810

Box 670, Folder 15

Ship Robert Hale, Cargo invoices and labor accounts 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Ives Gilman, cousin of Thomas P. Ives, built Robert Hale in Marietta, Ohio in 1806-1807. He retained a quarter share of the vessel and sold the other 3/4 share to Brown and Ives. The ship was sailed down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and eventually arrived in Providence on July 26, 1808. Robert Hale made three trading voyages before it was cast away off the coast of Wales in December 1810: (1) 1807-1808, Marietta, OH, Louisville, KY, Natchez, TN; New Orleans, LA; Providence, RI, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, tobacco [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, shipbuilding records, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, lists, accounts, invoices]; (2) May 24, 1809-November 10, 1809, London, Captain Martin Page: cargo included tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of lading, fitting out papers, accounts, certificate of landing, disbursements]; (3) December 23, 1809-August 29, 1810, Tonningen, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included coffee, cotton [Benjamin Ives Gilman sold his 1/4 share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; vessel seized by the French in the River Jade and condemned by Prize Court, Paris, 1810; certificates, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, bill of lading, letters, accounts, receipts, disbursements, legal papers, power of attorney, affidavits, protest, sailing orders, bill of sale, statements, sea letter, citizenship papers]; and (4) December 1, 1810-December 26, 1810, Liverpool, Captain Charles Randall: cargo included cotton [cast away off Carmarthen, Wales; logbook, accounts, disbursements, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, protest, price list of cotton, portage bill, bill of lading]. Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Almy and Brown; Asia (ship); Charlotte (ship); Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason; Embargo of 1807; Foreign Relations--Great Britain; Samuel W. Greene; Hope (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; General Hamilton (ship); Ratcliff Hicks; Hughes and Duncan; Kenner and Henderson; Mary Ann (ship); Napoleonic Decree; Privateering; Robert Hale (ship); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Spoliation; A. and T. Terrell; Trade--Great Britain; Solomon Tyler Subjects: Brown & Ives

1810

Box 670, Folder 16

Ship Rising Sun, Invoices and Accounts 1 folder General Note: Power and Rogers, Nicholas Brown, and Joseph Brown owned shares in the brigantine Rising Sun for an adventure to Amsterdam, Surinam, the Faro Islands, and Cadiz in 1782 under the command of Captain Thomas Jackson. Materials in the sub-series include invoices, wrappers, account of cargo, fitting out papers, receipts, memoranda, a note to Governor William Greene requesting a letter of marque, insurance, accounts, sailing orders, letters, and an agreement. Amsterdam--Trade; Cadiz--Trade; Commercial Policy--United States; Faro Islands--Trade; William Greene; Thomas Jackson; Letter of Marque; Privateering; Rising Sun (brigantine); Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Foreign Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1792-1794

Box 671, Folder 1

Brig Three Friends, Cargo Accounts 1 folder General Note: Lloyd Bowers of Somerset, Massachusetts sold the brig Three Friends to Brown, Benson and Ives. The vessel made three voyages for the partners in 1792-1793 before she was cast away by high winds and heavy seas on a return trip from Copenhagen. Voyages included: (1) July 1792-November 8, 1792, Copenhagen, Captain William Read: cargo included rum, tea, dry goods, iron [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, drawback, fitting out papers, invoice]; (2) December 8, 1792-August 23, 1793, Bordeaux, Cayenne, Teneriffe, Surinam, Captain Alexander Black: cargo included potash, rice, whale products, salt, rum, sugar, molasses [captured by privateer; see wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out, and invoice; some documents in French]; and (3) September 2, 1793 until cast away in December 1793, Copenhagen, New York, Captain John Warner: cargo included rice, coffee, Russia goods, tobacco, rum, sugar, hemp [invoices, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, declaration of neutrality, protest, account, seamen's accounts, calculation]. Alexander Black; Canary Islands--Trade; Dry Goods; Fenwick, Mason and Company; William Fenwick; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; Iron; Potash; Privateering; William Read; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tea; Three Friends (brig); Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--Foreign; John Warner; Whale Products Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1792

Box 671, Folder 2

Brig Three Friends, Disbursement Accounts 1 folder General Note: Lloyd Bowers of Somerset, Massachusetts sold the brig Three Friends to Brown, Benson and Ives. The vessel made three voyages for the partners in 1792-1793 before she was cast away by high winds and heavy seas on a return trip from Copenhagen. Voyages included: (1) July 1792-November 8, 1792, Copenhagen, Captain William Read: cargo included rum, tea, dry goods, iron [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, drawback, fitting out papers, invoice]; (2) December 8, 1792-August 23, 1793, Bordeaux, Cayenne, Teneriffe, Surinam, Captain Alexander Black: cargo included potash, rice, whale products, salt, rum, sugar, molasses [captured by privateer; see wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out, and invoice; some documents in French]; and (3) September 2, 1793 until cast away in December 1793, Copenhagen, New York, Captain John Warner: cargo included rice, coffee, Russia goods, tobacco, rum, sugar, hemp [invoices, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, declaration of neutrality, protest, account, seamen's accounts, calculation]. Alexander Black; Canary Islands--Trade; Dry Goods; Fenwick, Mason and Company; William Fenwick; Freight and Freightage; Hemp; Iron; Potash; Privateering; William Read; Rice; Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; Tea; Three Friends (brig); Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--Foreign; John Warner; Whale Products Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1793

Box 671, Folder 3

Brig Washington, Disbursements, Invoices, Sales, Seaman's Accounts 1 folder General Note: This folder contains materials related to voyages made by the brig Washington for Brown and Benson. Subjects: Brown & Benson

1784

Box 671, Folder 4

Brig Washington, Disbursements 1 folder General Note: This folder contains materials related to voyages made by the brig Washington for Brown and Benson. Subjects: Brown & Benson

1784

Box 671, Folder 5

Brig Washington, Disbursements, Invoices, Sales accounts, Seaman's accounts 1 folder General Note: This folder contains materials related to voyages made by the brig Washington for Brown and Benson. Subjects: Brown & Benson

1784

Box 671, Folder 6

Brig George Washington, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

1811

Box 671, Folder 7

Ship Washington, Disbursements 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

1819-1822

Box 671, Folder 8

Ship Washington, Cargo list 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

1822

Box 671, Folder 9

Ship Washington, Disbursements 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

1824-1826

Box 671, Folder 10

Ship Washington, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

1820-1822

Box 671, Folder 11

Ship Washington, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

1819-1822

Box 671, Folder 12

Ship Washington, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

1822-1824

Box 671, Folder 13

Ship Washington, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

1822-1824

Box 671, Folder 14

Ship Washington, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

1825-1826

Box 671, Folder 15

Ship Washington, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

1824-1825

Box 671, Folder 16

Ship Washington, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

1826

Box 671, Folder 17

Ship Washington, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

1826-1827

Box 671, Folder 18

Ship Washington, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

1828

Box 671, Folder 19

Ship Washington, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

1828

Box 671, Folder 20

Ship Washington, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

1828-1830

Box 672, Folder 1

Ship Washington, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

1831

Box 672, Folder 2

Ship Washington, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

1832

Box 672, Folder 3

Ship Washington, Cargo account 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

1828

Box 672, Folder 4

Ship Washington, Disbursements 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

1830-1831

Box 672, Folder 5

Ship Washington, Cargo account 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

1831

Box 672, Folder 6

Ship Washington, Cargo account 1 folder General Note: Brig George Washington made two voyages for Brown and Ives which occurred twenty years apart. These were (1) April 1, 1811-July 24, 1811, Gibraltar, Captain Elisha Snow: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, candles, wine [chartered from Richard Jackson, Rufus Waterman and Salmon Arnold; landing certificate, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, invoices, wrappers, charter party, sailing orders, letters, list of arrivals of American vessels at Gibraltar, bills, portage bill, consular certificate]; and (2) November 5, 1831-January 1, 1833, Matanzas, Amsterdam, Kronstadt, Captain John Haraden, Jr. [oath of cargo, bill of lading, bills, receipts, inventory, fitting out papers, wrappers, regulation about shipping in Russia, bill of health, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit, manifest, bill of disbursements, portage bill, crew list]. G. Allardyce and Company; Candles; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; George Washington (brig); John Haraden, Jr.; John S. Larned; George W. Page; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Smuggling; Elisha Snow; Tobacco; Trade--European; Win Subjects: Brown & Ives

1831

Box 672, Folder 7

Bark Westerwick, Cargo account 1 folder General Note: Accounts from an 1835 journey from Sweden to Providence by the bark Westerwick. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1835

Box 672, Folder 8

Miscellaneous Vessels Documents: Letterbook and accounts [of Ephraim Bowen, Jr.?] 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1798-1799

Box 672, Folder 9

Miscellaneous Vessels Documents: Sales Book, Ship Charlotte, invoices of other vessels 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1804

Box 672, Folder 10

Miscellaneous Vessels Documents: Plot of Coffee Plantation 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d.

Box 672, Folder 11

Miscellaneous Documents: List of articles suitable for various foreign markets 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1799-1800

Box 672, Folder 12

Miscellaneous Documents: Navigations and Trade Observtions by various captains 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. This item is in French. Subjects: Brown & Ives

c. 1803

Box 672, Folder 13

Miscellaneous Documents: Trial Proceedings (?) of case of Capt. Olney 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1796

Box 672, Folder 14

Miscellaneous Documents: Sales and Disbursements 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1818-1819

Box 672, Folder 15

Miscellaneous Documents: Account of iron work for shipbuilding by Brown & Ives 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1801

Box 673, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Documents: Seamen's accounts, various ships 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to vessels, named and unnamed, during the years when Brown, Benson and Ives were active in maritime trade. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1792-1794

Box 673, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Documents: Seamen's accounts, various vessels 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to vessels, named and unnamed, during the years when Brown, Benson and Ives were active in maritime trade. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1794-1796

Box 673, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Documents: Brig Rambler, Cargo book and Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to vessels, named and unnamed, during the years when Brown, Benson and Ives were active in maritime trade. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1815-1816

Box 673, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Documents: Accounts for new ship 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1802

Box 673, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Documents: Ship General Hamilton, Seamen's accounts 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1819

Box 673, Folder 6

Miscellaneous Documents: Cargo account, ca. 1800, no ship 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

c. 1800

Box 673, Folder 7

Miscellaneous Documents: Tea cargo accounts with Gibbs & Channing 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d.

Box 673, Folder 8

Miscellaneous Documents: Tea and sugar cargo accounts with Brown & Ives 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d.

Box 673, Folder 9

Miscellaneous Documents: Ship Rising Sun, Cargo Accounts 1 folder General Note: Power and Rogers, Nicholas Brown, and Joseph Brown owned shares in the brigantine Rising Sun for an adventure to Amsterdam, Surinam, the Faro Islands, and Cadiz in 1782 under the command of Captain Thomas Jackson. Materials in the sub-series include invoices, wrappers, account of cargo, fitting out papers, receipts, memoranda, a note to Governor William Greene requesting a letter of marque, insurance, accounts, sailing orders, letters, and an agreement. Amsterdam--Trade; Cadiz--Trade; Commercial Policy--United States; Faro Islands--Trade; William Greene; Thomas Jackson; Letter of Marque; Privateering; Rising Sun (brigantine); Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Surinam--Trade; Trade--Foreign Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

n.d.

Box 674, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared: Sailing orders, Sloop Rainbow, Brigantine Proivdence, Sloop Charming Molly 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d., February 24, 1735-September 16, 1758

Box 674, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared: Privateer guide, instructions, Brigantine Chester, Sloop Caty, Sloop Charming Molly 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 16, 1758-February 10, 1762

Box 674, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared: Brigantine George, Brigantine Sally, Ship Nancy, Sloop Charles, Sloop Four Brothers, Sloop George 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 12, 1762-January 21, 1766

Box 674, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared: Brig Sally, Brigantine Sally, Sloop Four Brothers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 10, 1766-December 30, 1766

Box 674, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared: Brig Sally, Brigantine Sally, Sloop Four Brothers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ] 1767-June 26, 1767

Box 674, Folder 6

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared: Brig Sally, Brigantine George, Brigantine Sally, Sloop Four Brothers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Nicholas Brown and Company was active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

June 27, 1767-December 15, 1768

Box 674, Folder 7

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared: Brigantine George, Sloop Caty, Sloop A, Sloop Betsy 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Nicholas Brown and Company was active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

December 15, 1768-November 29, 1769

Box 674, Folder 8

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared: Brigantine George, Brigantine Sally, Sloop Cumberland, Sloop Defiance, Sloop A, Sloop Betsy 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Nicholas Brown and Company was active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

January 24, 1770-January 21, 1771

Box 674, Folder 9

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared: Brigantine Sally, Ship Nancy, Sloop None Parallel, Sloop A 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Nicholas Brown and Company was active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

February 19, 1771-[1772]

Box 675, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared: Brigantine George, Brigantine Sally, Sloop Defiance, Sloop George, Sloop Betsy 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Nicholas Brown and Company was active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

January 15, 1772-December 4, 1773

Box 675, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared: Brigantine George, Sloop Defiance, Sloop Kingbird, Sloop A, Sloop Betsy 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Nicholas Brown and Company was active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

February 23, 1774-February 16, 1776

Box 675, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared: Brigantine George, Brigantine Live Oak, Schooner William, Sloop Crawford, Sloop Diamond, Schooner Betsy, Sloop America 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Nicholas Brown and Company was active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

April 26, 1776-November 23, 1781

Box 675, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared: Brigantine Dolphin, Brigantine Rising Sun, Schooner William, Sloop Charles, Sloop Polly, Sloop Sally 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Nicholas Brown and Company was active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

December 5, 1781-October 23, 1783

Box 675, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared: Brigantine Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to vessels, named and unnamed, during the years when Brown and Benson were active in maritime trade. Subjects: Brown & Benson

[1784]-August 28, 1784

Box 675, Folder 6

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared: Brigantine Commerce, Sloop Delaware 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to vessels, named and unnamed, during the years when Brown and Benson were active in maritime trade. Subjects: Brown & Benson

October 16, 1784-December 7, 1787

Box 675, Folder 7

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to vessels, named and unnamed, during the years when Brown and Benson were active in maritime trade. Subjects: Brown & Benson

April 11, 1788-December 24, 1789

Box 675, Folder 8

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to vessels, named and unnamed, during the years when Brown and Benson were active in maritime trade. Subjects: Brown & Benson

December 26, 1789-December 21, 1790

Box 676, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to vessels, named and unnamed, during the years when Brown, Benson and Ives were active in maritime trade. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

January 17, 1791-July 18, 1796

Box 676, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

October [ ], 1796-November 23, 1798

Box 676, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 23, 1798-December 25, 1802

Box 676, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 28, 1802-November 25, 1803

Box 676, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

January [ ], 1804-December 3, 1804

Box 676, Folder 6

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 2, 1805-January 18, 1806

Box 676, Folder 7

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 20, 1806-February 7 1806

Box 676, Folder 8

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 6, 1806-July 7, 1806

Box 677, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 29, 1807-December 10, 1807

Box 677, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 11, 1806-January 28, 1807

Box 677, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 16, 1807-August [ ], 1818

Box 677, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared, not indexed 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 10, 1794-February 18, 1806

Box 677, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared, not indexed 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 3, 1807-April 12, 1810

Box 677, Folder 6

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared, not indexed 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 21, 1810-July 7, 1812

Box 677, Folder 7

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared, not indexed 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 20, 1812-June 14, 1813

Box 677, Folder 8

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared, not indexed 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 15, 1813-September 30, 1813

Box 678, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared, not indexed 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 26, 1813-November 2, 1814

Box 678, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared, not indexed 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 18, 1814-May 15, 1815

Box 678, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared, not indexed 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 9, 1815-November 20, 1815

Box 678, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared, not indexed 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 21, 1815-October 16, 1816

Box 678, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared, not indexed 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 19, 1816-November 4, 1817

Box 678, Folder 6

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared, not indexed 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1818]-March 18, 1819

Box 678, Folder 7

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared, not indexed 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 5, 1819-September 24, 1819

Box 679, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared, not indexed 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 13, 1819-July 16, 1821

Box 679, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared, not indexed 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 23, 1821-October 28, 1825

Box 679, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared, not indexed 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 14, 1822-April 27, 1829

Box 679, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared, not indexed 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 3, 1829-[1831]

Box 679, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared, not indexed 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 12, 1831-Nov 24, 1831

Box 679, Folder 6

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared, not indexed 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 23, 1831-April 30, 1832

Box 679, Folder 7

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared, not indexed 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 15, 1832-February 2, 1833

Box 679, Folder 8

Miscellaneous Papers, Calendared, not indexed 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 13, 1833-[1837]

Box 680, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Papers Uncalendared: Brigantine Commerce, Brigantine George, Sloop Mary Ann, Sloop Speedwell 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains uncalendared material on vessels and maritime trade, primarily for the years when Obadiah Brown and John and Nicholas Brown were active. Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

n.d.

Box 680, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Papers Uncalendared: Ship Blaze Castle, Sloop Defiance, Sloop Kingbird, Sloop Speedwell, Sloop A 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains uncalendared material on vessels and maritime trade, primarily for the years when Obadiah Brown and John and Nicholas Brown were active. Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

n.d.

Box 680, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Papers Uncalendared: Brig Sally, Sloop George, Sloop Speedwell 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains uncalendared material on vessels and maritime trade, primarily for the years when Obadiah Brown and John and Nicholas Brown were active. Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

n.d.

Box 680, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Papers Uncalendared: Brigantine Providence, Sloop Charming Molly 1 folder General Note: Miscellaneous maritime documents from James Browne (d. 1750) and from Obadiah Brown and Nicholas and John Brown, including bill of sale from Esek Hopkins to James Browne for sloop Charming Molly. Subjects: John Brown

July 9, 1746-[1758?]

Box 680, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Papers Uncalendared: Brigantine Providence, Schooner Wheel of Fortune, Sloop Ann, Sloop Charming Molly, Sloop George, Sloop Speedwell 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains volumes, accounts, and letters related to vessels, named and unnamed, or to the maritime trade for the years of Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas Brown and Company's existence. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

[1758]-February [ ]1760

Box 680, Folder 6

Miscellaneous Papers Uncalendared: Brigantine Providence, Sloop Charming Molly, Sloop George, Sloop Speedwell 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains volumes, accounts, and letters related to vessels, named and unnamed, or to the maritime trade for the years of Obadiah Brown and Company and Nicholas Brown and Company's existence. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Obadiah Brown & Co.

March 9, 1760-December 12, 1761

Box 680, Folder 7

Miscellaneous Papers Uncalendared: Brigantine Sally, Ship Nancy, Sloop Charles, Sloop Flying Fish, Sloop Four Brothers, Sloop George 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains volumes, accounts, and letters related to vessels, named and unnamed, or to the maritime trade for the years of Nicholas Brown and Company's existence. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[ ] 1762-December 11, 1764

Box 680, Folder 8

Miscellaneous Papers Uncalendared: Brigantine George, Brigantine Sally, Ship Nancy, Sloop Four Brothers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains volumes, accounts, and letters related to vessels, named and unnamed, or to the maritime trade for the years of Nicholas Brown and Company's existence. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

February [ ] 1765-January 25, 1766

Box 681, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared: Brig Sally, Brigantine George, Brigantine Sally, Sloop Four Brothers, Sloop George, Sloop A, Sloop Betsy 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains volumes, accounts, and letters related to vessels, named and unnamed, or to the maritime trade for the years of Nicholas Brown and Company's existence. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

c. March 5, 1766-April 13, 1769

Box 681, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared: Brigantine George, Brigantine Happy Return, Brigantine Sally, Schooner Sally, Schooner William, Sloop Cty, Sloop Defiance, Sloop Diamond, Sloop Four Brothers, Sloop A, Sloop Betsy 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains volumes, accounts, and letters related to vessels, named and unnamed, or to the maritime trade for the years of Nicholas Brown and Company's existence. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

May [ ]1769-March [ ]1770

Box 681, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared: Brigantine George, Brigantine Live Oak, Brigantine Sally, Sloop Caty, Sloop Defiance, Sloop Four Brothers, Sloop Sally, Sloop A, Sloop Betsy 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains volumes, accounts, and letters related to vessels, named and unnamed, or to the maritime trade for the years of Nicholas Brown and Company's existence. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

March 21, 1770-c. November 7, 1770

Box 681, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared: Brigantine George, Brigantine Sally, Schooner William, Sloop Caty, Sloop Defiance, Sloop Diamond, Sloop Four Brothers, Sloop A, Sloop Betsy 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains volumes, accounts, and letters related to vessels, named and unnamed, or to the maritime trade for the years of Nicholas Brown and Company's existence. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[1771]-July [ ]1771

Box 681, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared: Sloop Nancy, Sloop Defiance, Brig George, Brig Sally, Brigantine George, Sloop Caty, Sloop Betsy, Sloop A, Ship London 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains volumes, accounts, and letters related to vessels, named and unnamed, or to the maritime trade for the years of Nicholas Brown and Company's existence. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

c. July 2, 1771-February 11, 1772

Box 682, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains volumes, accounts, and letters related to vessels, named and unnamed, or to the maritime trade for the years of Nicholas Brown and Company's existence. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

February 14, 1772-August 3, 1772

Box 682, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains volumes, accounts, and letters related to vessels, named and unnamed, or to the maritime trade for the years of Nicholas Brown and Company's existence. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

August 27, 1772-December 31, 1773

Box 682, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains volumes, accounts, and letters related to vessels, named and unnamed, or to the maritime trade for the years of Nicholas Brown and Company's existence. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[ ] 1774-April 1, 1776

Box 682, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains volumes, accounts, and letters related to vessels, named and unnamed, or to the maritime trade for the years of Nicholas Brown and Company's existence. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

April 3, 1776-[ ] 1777

Box 682, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains volumes, accounts, and letters related to vessels, named and unnamed, or to the maritime trade for the years of Nicholas Brown and Company's existence. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[ ] 1777-July 6, 1778

Box 682, Folder 6

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains volumes, accounts, and letters related to vessels, named and unnamed, or to the maritime trade for the years of Nicholas Brown and Company's existence. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[ ] July 1779-[ ] 1782

Box 682, Folder 7

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains volumes, accounts, and letters related to vessels, named and unnamed, or to the maritime trade for the years of Nicholas Brown and Company's existence. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[ ] 1782-c. December 9, 1783

Box 682, Folder 8

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material for vessels, named and unnamed, which Brown and Benson collected in their offices at 50 South Main Street, Providence. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Benson

[1784?]-October 7, 1784

Box 682, Folder 9

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material for vessels, named and unnamed, which Brown and Benson collected in their offices at 50 South Main Street, Providence. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Benson

[1784?]-November 22, 1785

Box 683, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material for vessels, named and unnamed, which Brown and Benson collected in their offices at 50 South Main Street, Providence. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Benson

November 25, 1785-May 9, 1787

Box 683, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material for vessels, named and unnamed, which Brown and Benson collected in their offices at 50 South Main Street, Providence. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Benson

May 14, 1787-[1790]

Box 683, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material for vessels, named and unnamed, which Brown and Benson collected in their offices at 50 South Main Street, Providence. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Benson

January 22, 1790-c. December 15, 1790

Box 683, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material for vessels, named and unnamed, which Brown and Benson collected in their offices at 50 South Main Street, Providence. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Benson

January 17, 1791-April 8, 1792

Box 683, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to vessels, named and unnamed, during the years when Brown, Benson and Ives were active in maritime trade. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

June 2, 1792-January 8, 1793

Box 683, Folder 6

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to vessels, named and unnamed, during the years when Brown, Benson and Ives were active in maritime trade. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

January 11, 1793-August 17, 1793

Box 683, Folder 7

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to vessels, named and unnamed, during the years when Brown, Benson and Ives were active in maritime trade. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

August 17, 1793-December 28, 1793

Box 683, Folder 8

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to vessels, named and unnamed, during the years when Brown, Benson and Ives were active in maritime trade. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

April 9, 1794-March 29, 1794

Box 683, Folder 9

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to vessels, named and unnamed, during the years when Brown, Benson and Ives were active in maritime trade. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

March 31, 1794-December 12, 1794

Box 684, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to vessels, named and unnamed, during the years when Brown, Benson and Ives were active in maritime trade. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

December 13, 1794-January 18, 1795

Box 684, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to vessels, named and unnamed, during the years when Brown, Benson and Ives were active in maritime trade. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

January 31, 1795-March 4, 1795

Box 684, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to vessels, named and unnamed, during the years when Brown, Benson and Ives were active in maritime trade. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

March 7, 1795-April 27, 1795

Box 684, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to vessels, named and unnamed, during the years when Brown, Benson and Ives were active in maritime trade. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

May 16, 1795-December 29, 1795

Box 684, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to vessels, named and unnamed, during the years when Brown, Benson and Ives were active in maritime trade. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

[1796]-March 5, 1796

Box 684, Folder 6

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to vessels, named and unnamed, during the years when Brown, Benson and Ives were active in maritime trade. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

March 6, 1796-May 10, 1796

Box 684, Folder 7

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to vessels, named and unnamed, during the years when Brown, Benson and Ives were active in maritime trade. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

May 12, 1796-August 9, 1796

Box 684, Folder 8

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to vessels, named and unnamed, during the years when Brown, Benson and Ives were active in maritime trade. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives Brown & Ives

September 10, 1796-December 31, 1796

Box 684, Folder 9

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

[c. 1797]-March 16, 1797

Box 684, Folder 10

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 30, 1797-December 18, 1797

Box 685, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1798?]-1799

Box 685, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 1, 1799-March 12, 1800

Box 685, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

c. July 17, 1800-March 8, 1802

Box 685, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 30, 1802-[c. 1819]

Box 685, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 18, 1803-April 6, 1803

Box 685, Folder 6

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 26, 1803-April 21, 1804

Box 685, Folder 7

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 27, 1804-November 25, 1805

Box 685, Folder 8

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1806]-September 12, [1806]

Box 685, Folder 9

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 20, 1806-January 5, 1807

Box 685, Folder 10

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 16, 1807-December 23, 1807

Box 686, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 15, 1808-January 21, 1809

Box 686, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 23, 1809-June 15, 1809

Box 686, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 17, 1809-[ ] 1814

Box 686, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1810]-January 11, 1810

Box 686, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 15, 1810-May 11, 1810

Box 686, Folder 6

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 12, 1810-August 17, 1810

Box 686, Folder 7

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

September [ ], 1810-December 6, 1810

Box 686, Folder 8

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

c. 1811-September 13, 1811

Box 687, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 30, 1811-November 11, 1812

Box 687, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 12, 1812-March 20, 1813

Box 687, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 25, 1813-October 13, 1814

Box 687, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ] 1815-April 24, 1815

Box 687, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 17, 1815-August 12, 1815

Box 687, Folder 6

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 11, 1815-November 10, 1816

Box 687, Folder 7

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ] 1817-June 17, 1817

Box 687, Folder 8

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 18, 1817-October 13, 1817

Box 687, Folder 9

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 13, 1817-November 29, 1817

Box 687, Folder 10

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 11, 1817-December 31, 1817

Box 688, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ] 1818 - March 19, 1818

Box 688, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 24, 1818-June 4, 1818

Box 688, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 12, 1818-November 7, 1818

Box 688, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 14, 1818-December 29, 1818

Box 688, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 9, 1819-April 22, 1819

Box 688, Folder 6

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 24, 1819-July 7, 1819

Box 688, Folder 7

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 7, 1819-October 19, 1819

Box 688, Folder 8

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 27, 1819-December 27, 1819

Box 689, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

c. 1820-May 8, 1820

Box 689, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 10, 1820-July 15, 1820

Box 689, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 15, 1820-November 14, 1820

Box 689, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 15, 1820-December 26, 1820

Box 689, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ] 1821-June 2, 1821

Box 689, Folder 6

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 23, 1821-December 6, 1821

Box 689, Folder 7

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 19, 1821-May 27, 1822

Box 689, Folder 8

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 3, 1822-December 17, 1822

Box 689, Folder 9

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1823]-February 15, 1823

Box 690, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 17, 1823-March 6, 1823

Box 690, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 10, 1823-October 6, 1823

Box 690, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 10, 1823-November 25, 1829

Box 690, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 25, 1830-August 10, 1830

Box 690, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 2, 1831-August 28, 1833

Box 690, Folder 6

Miscellaneous Papers, Uncalendared 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

July [ ] 1834-December 26, 1838

Box 691, Folder 1

Spoliation Claims, Uncalendared Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1817

Box 691, Folder 2

Spoliation Claims, Uncalendared Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d.-1817

Box 691, Folder 3

Spoliation Claims, Uncalendared Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1818

Box 691, Folder 4

Spoliation Claims, Calendared Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d.-December 6, 1820

Box 691, Folder 5

Spoliation Claims, Calendared Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 12, 1821-December 22, 1843

Box 691, Folder 6

Spoliation Claims, Uncalendared Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 10, 1795-July 27, 1830

Box 691, Folder 7

Spoliation Claims, Uncalendared Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 15, 1830-June 20, 1831

Box 691, Folder 8

Spoliation Claims, Uncalendared Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 20, 1831-December 22, 1831

Box 691, Folder 9

Spoliation Claims, Uncalendared Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 22, 1832-May 11, 1832

Box 692, Folder 1

Spoliation Claims, Uncalendared Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 18, 1832-October 6, 1832

Box 692, Folder 2

Spoliation Claims, Uncalendared Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 1, 1832-December 29, 1832

Box 692, Folder 3

Spoliation Claims, Uncalendared Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 9, 1833-June 17, 1833

Box 692, Folder 4

Spoliation Claims, Uncalendared Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 1, 1833-January 16, 1834

Box 692, Folder 5

Spoliation Claims, Uncalendared Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 24, 1834-May 27, 1834

Box 692, Folder 6

Spoliation Claims, Uncalendared Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 27, 1834-October 13, 1834

Box 692, Folder 7

Spoliation Claims, Uncalendared Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 14, 1834-November 29, 1834

Box 692, Folder 8

Spoliation Claims, Uncalendared Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 26, 1835-January 7, 1836

Box 692, Folder 9

Spoliation Claims, Uncalendared Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 8, 1836-September 5, 1836

Box 692, Folder 10

Spoliation Claims, Uncalendared Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 8, 1836-April 15, 1850

Box 693, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder Subjects: JB Obadiah Brown & Co.

n.d.-September 6, 1757

Box 693, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder Subjects: OBC NJB

[ ] 1758-July 7, 1763

Box 693, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains volumes, accounts, and letters related to vessels, named and unnamed, or to the maritime trade for the years of Nicholas Brown and Company's existence. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

July 7, 1763-March 23, 1765

Box 693, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains volumes, accounts, and letters related to vessels, named and unnamed, or to the maritime trade for the years of Nicholas Brown and Company's existence. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

June 1, 1765-November 6, 1768

Box 693, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains volumes, accounts, and letters related to vessels, named and unnamed, or to the maritime trade for the years of Nicholas Brown and Company's existence. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

[ ] 1769-December 18, 1769

Box 693, Folder 6

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains volumes, accounts, and letters related to vessels, named and unnamed, or to the maritime trade for the years of Nicholas Brown and Company's existence. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

December 29, 1769-April 23, 1771

Box 693, Folder 7

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains volumes, accounts, and letters related to vessels, named and unnamed, or to the maritime trade for the years of Nicholas Brown and Company's existence. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

July 31, 1771-February 12, 1772

Box 693, Folder 8

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains volumes, accounts, and letters related to vessels, named and unnamed, or to the maritime trade for the years of Nicholas Brown and Company's existence. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

February 29, 1772-July 20, 1773

Box 693, Folder 9

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains volumes, accounts, and letters related to vessels, named and unnamed, or to the maritime trade for the years of Nicholas Brown and Company's existence. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

September 6, 1773-February 27, 1777

Box 694, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains volumes, accounts, and letters related to vessels, named and unnamed, or to the maritime trade for the years of Nicholas Brown and Company and Brown and Benson's existence. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co. Brown & Benson

March 12, 1777-May 29, 1784

Box 694, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material for vessels, named and unnamed, which Brown and Benson collected in their offices at 50 South Main Street, Providence. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Benson

June 14, 1784-October 27, 1784

Box 694, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material for vessels, named and unnamed, which Brown and Benson collected in their offices at 50 South Main Street, Providence. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Benson

October 28, 1784-November 9, 1785

Box 694, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material for vessels, named and unnamed, which Brown and Benson collected in their offices at 50 South Main Street, Providence. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Benson

November 15, 1785-December 16, 1786

Box 694, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material for vessels, named and unnamed, which Brown and Benson collected in their offices at 50 South Main Street, Providence. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Benson

December 23, 1786-June 4, 1787

Box 694, Folder 6

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material for vessels, named and unnamed, which Brown and Benson, and later Brown, Benson, and Ives, collected in their offices at 50 South Main Street, Providence. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Benson Brown & Ives

June 26, 1787-March 8, 1789

Box 694, Folder 7

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material for vessels, named and unnamed, which Brown and Benson collected in their offices at 50 South Main Street, Providence. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Benson

c. March 14, 1789-May 31, 1790

Box 694, Folder 8

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material for vessels, named and unnamed, which Brown and Benson collected in their offices at 50 South Main Street, Providence. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Benson

July 29, 1790-August 11, 1791

Box 694, Folder 9

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material for vessels, named and unnamed, which Brown and Benson, and later Brown, Benson, and Ives, collected in their offices at 50 South Main Street, Providence. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Benson Brown & Ives

August 11, 1791-April 4, 1792

Box 694, Folder 10

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material for vessels, named and unnamed, which Brown and Benson, and later Brown, Benson, and Ives, collected in their offices at 50 South Main Street, Providence. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Benson Brown & Ives

April 9, 1792-December 26, 1792

Box 695, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to vessels, named and unnamed, during the years when Brown, Benson and Ives were active in maritime trade. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

[ ] 1793-June 3, 1794

Box 695, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to vessels, named and unnamed, during the years when Brown, Benson and Ives were active in maritime trade. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

June 16, 1794-December 27, 1794

Box 695, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to vessels, named and unnamed, during the years when Brown, Benson and Ives were active in maritime trade. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

December 22, 1794-May 15, 1795

Box 695, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material relating to vessels, named and unnamed, during the years when Brown, Benson and Ives were active in maritime trade. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

April 30, 1795-March [ ], 1796

Box 695, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 3, 1796-September 24, 1796

Box 695, Folder 6

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 1, 1796-November 22, 1796

Box 695, Folder 7

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 25, 1796-March 17, 1797

Box 695, Folder 8

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 18, 1797-September 16, 1797

Box 695, Folder 9

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 21, 1797-December 7, 1799

Box 695, Folder 10

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

April [ ], 1800-c. April 10, 1802

Box 695, Folder 11

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 9, 1802-June 9, 1802

Box 696, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 9, 1802

Box 696, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 9, 1802-August 2, 1802

Box 696, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 11, 1802-May 27, 1809

Box 696, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

June [ ] 1809-April 30, 1810

Box 696, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 23, 1810-September 3, 1810

Box 696, Folder 6

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 2, 1810-April 25, 1815

Box 696, Folder 7

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 25, 1815-December 20, 1813

Box 696, Folder 8

Miscellaneous Ship's Papers 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. See other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 26, 1823-November 14, 1842

Box 697, Folder 1

Portage Bills, etc.: Brigantine Betsy-Sloop Delaware 1 folder General Note: This folder contains portage bills, bills of lading, and custom house bills for vessels sailing for the Brown family. Material is organized alphabetically by vessel rather than chronologically by company. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co. Brown & Benson

1763-1794

Box 697, Folder 2

Portage Bills, etc.: Sloop Delaware-Sloop Hamilton 1 folder General Note: This folder contains portage bills, bills of lading, and custom house bills for vessels sailing for the Brown family. Material is organized alphabetically by vessel rather than chronologically by company. Subjects: Brown & Benson Brown & Ives

1785-1806

Box 697, Folder 3

Portage Bills, etc.: Sloop Hannah-Ship Harmony 1 folder General Note: This folder contains portage bills, bills of lading, and custom house bills for vessels sailing for the Brown family. Material is organized alphabetically by vessel rather than chronologically by company. Subjects: Brown & Benson

1783-1793

Box 697, Folder 4

Portage Bills, etc.: Ship Harmony-Ship Hope 1 folder General Note: This folder contains portage bills, bills of lading, and custom house bills for vessels sailing for the Brown family. Material is organized alphabetically by vessel rather than chronologically by company. Subjects: Brown & Benson

1784-1793

Box 697, Folder 5

Portage Bills, etc.: Sloop Independence-Sloop Nancy 1 folder General Note: This folder contains portage bills, bills of lading, and custom house bills for vessels sailing for the Brown family. Material is organized alphabetically by vessel rather than chronologically by company. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives Brown & Ives

1792-1800

Box 697, Folder 6

Portage Bills, etc.: Sloop Nancy-Ship Rising Sun 1 folder General Note: This folder contains portage bills, bills of lading, and custom house bills for vessels sailing for the Brown family. Material is organized alphabetically by vessel rather than chronologically by company. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives Brown & Ives

1787-1801

Box 697, Folder 7

Portage Bills, etc.: Ship Rising Sun-Brig Three Friends 1 folder General Note: This folder contains portage bills, bills of lading, and custom house bills for vessels sailing for the Brown family. Material is organized alphabetically by vessel rather than chronologically by company. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1791-1794

Box 698, Folder 1

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas & John Brown Obadiah Brown & Co.

n.d., February 22, 1760-August 1, 1768

Box 698, Folder 2

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

September 2, 1768-June 2, 1770

Box 698, Folder 3

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

June 13, 1770-January 23, 1771

Box 698, Folder 4

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

March 2, 1771-July [ ], 1772

Box 698, Folder 5

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

July 7, 1772-April 13, 1776

Box 698, Folder 6

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Benson Brown & Ives

June 24, 1791-June 22, 1792

Box 698, Folder 7

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Benson Brown & Ives

June 23, 1792-November 22, 1792

Box 698, Folder 8

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Benson Brown & Ives

December 8, 1792-December 31, 1792

Box 698, Folder 9

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

[ ] 1793-May 27, 1793

Box 699, Folder 1

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

May 27, 1793

Box 699, Folder 2

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

May 27, 1793-June 25, 1793

Box 699, Folder 3

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

June 26, 1793-October 13, 1793

Box 699, Folder 4

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

October 23, 1793-December 19, 1793

Box 699, Folder 5

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

[ ] 1794-July 25, 1794

Box 699, Folder 6

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

July 16, 1794-n.d.

Box 699, Folder 7

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

February 25, 1795-c. December 26, 1795

Box 699, Folder 8

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

January 12, 1796-April 18, 1796

Box 699, Folder 9

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 18, 1796-June 30, 1796

Box 699, Folder 10

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 30, 1796-December 22, 1796

Box 700, Folder 1

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

[ ] 1797-May 15, 1797

Box 700, Folder 2

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 15, 1797-March 23, 1798

Box 700, Folder 3

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 5, 1798-June 17, 1799

Box 700, Folder 4

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 17, 1799

Box 700, Folder 5

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 17, 1799

Box 700, Folder 6

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 17, 1799

Box 700, Folder 7

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 17, 1799-October 15, 1799

Box 700, Folder 8

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

[1800]-April 22, 1800

Box 700, Folder 9

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 12, 1800-October 11, 1800

Box 700, Folder 10

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading and other documents for vessels sailing for the Brown family. See other records for further details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 17, 1800-September 24, 1807

Box 701, Folder Unknown

Ship Washington, Miscellaneous Papers 1 folder General Note: Seven bundles of materials: (1) Invoices, portage bills, letters, ship Ann and Hope, 1826-1837; (2) Papers, ship Ann and Hope, 1835-1836; (3) Letters, account of cargo shipped, 1835-1838; (4) Sundry papers respecting sales of teas, returns of weights, bills, etc., 1831-1835; (5) Ship Ann and Hope, James Esdall, master, 1826; (6) Vouchers to Captain William P. Salisbury accounts as master of ship Washington, 1828-1831, also protest entry; and (7) Bills, ship Saxon, 1834. Two folders: (1) Accounts sales, certificate of cargo, clearance, bill of lading, receipts, bill of sale, prices current, manifest, 1784-1799; (2) List of vessels taken, lost at sea and condemned belonging to inhabitants of Providence, 1793-1794; orders signed by James Brown to Captain Field, 1735; Nicholas Brown letterbook pages, 1762; sailing orders; seamen's protection certificates; clearance for sloop George, 1761 Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 1828-October 1831

Box 701, Folder Unknown

Sundry Papers Re: Sales of Teas, Weights, Bills 1 folder General Note: Seven bundles of materials: (1) Invoices, portage bills, letters, ship Ann and Hope, 1826-1837; (2) Papers, ship Ann and Hope, 1835-1836; (3) Letters, account of cargo shipped, 1835-1838; (4) Sundry papers respecting sales of teas, returns of weights, bills, etc., 1831-1835; (5) Ship Ann and Hope, James Esdall, master, 1826; (6) Vouchers to Captain William P. Salisbury accounts as master of ship Washington, 1828-1831, also protest entry; and (7) Bills, ship Saxon, 1834. Two folders: (1) Accounts sales, certificate of cargo, clearance, bill of lading, receipts, bill of sale, prices current, manifest, 1784-1799; (2) List of vessels taken, lost at sea and condemned belonging to inhabitants of Providence, 1793-1794; orders signed by James Brown to Captain Field, 1735; Nicholas Brown letterbook pages, 1762; sailing orders; seamen's protection certificates; clearance for sloop George, 1762 Subjects: Brown & Ives

1831-1835

Box 701, Folder Unknown

Ship Ann & Hope #2, Seaman's Account 1 folder General Note: Seven bundles of materials: (1) Invoices, portage bills, letters, ship Ann and Hope, 1826-1837; (2) Papers, ship Ann and Hope, 1835-1836; (3) Letters, account of cargo shipped, 1835-1838; (4) Sundry papers respecting sales of teas, returns of weights, bills, etc., 1831-1835; (5) Ship Ann and Hope, James Esdall, master, 1826; (6) Vouchers to Captain William P. Salisbury accounts as master of ship Washington, 1828-1831, also protest entry; and (7) Bills, ship Saxon, 1834. Two folders: (1) Accounts sales, certificate of cargo, clearance, bill of lading, receipts, bill of sale, prices current, manifest, 1784-1799; (2) List of vessels taken, lost at sea and condemned belonging to inhabitants of Providence, 1793-1794; orders signed by James Brown to Captain Field, 1735; Nicholas Brown letterbook pages, 1762; sailing orders; seamen's protection certificates; clearance for sloop George, 1763 Subjects: Brown & Ives

1826

Box 701, Folder Unknown

Ship Ann & Hope #2, Sundry Papers 1 folder General Note: Seven bundles of materials: (1) Invoices, portage bills, letters, ship Ann and Hope, 1826-1837; (2) Papers, ship Ann and Hope, 1835-1836; (3) Letters, account of cargo shipped, 1835-1838; (4) Sundry papers respecting sales of teas, returns of weights, bills, etc., 1831-1835; (5) Ship Ann and Hope, James Esdall, master, 1826; (6) Vouchers to Captain William P. Salisbury accounts as master of ship Washington, 1828-1831, also protest entry; and (7) Bills, ship Saxon, 1834. Two folders: (1) Accounts sales, certificate of cargo, clearance, bill of lading, receipts, bill of sale, prices current, manifest, 1784-1799; (2) List of vessels taken, lost at sea and condemned belonging to inhabitants of Providence, 1793-1794; orders signed by James Brown to Captain Field, 1735; Nicholas Brown letterbook pages, 1762; sailing orders; seamen's protection certificates; clearance for sloop George, 1764 Subjects: Brown & Ives

1826-1834

Box 701, Folder Unknown

Ship Ann & Hope #2, Sundry Papers 1 folder General Note: Seven bundles of materials: (1) Invoices, portage bills, letters, ship Ann and Hope, 1826-1837; (2) Papers, ship Ann and Hope, 1835-1836; (3) Letters, account of cargo shipped, 1835-1838; (4) Sundry papers respecting sales of teas, returns of weights, bills, etc., 1831-1835; (5) Ship Ann and Hope, James Esdall, master, 1826; (6) Vouchers to Captain William P. Salisbury accounts as master of ship Washington, 1828-1831, also protest entry; and (7) Bills, ship Saxon, 1834. Two folders: (1) Accounts sales, certificate of cargo, clearance, bill of lading, receipts, bill of sale, prices current, manifest, 1784-1799; (2) List of vessels taken, lost at sea and condemned belonging to inhabitants of Providence, 1793-1794; orders signed by James Brown to Captain Field, 1735; Nicholas Brown letterbook pages, 1762; sailing orders; seamen's protection certificates; clearance for sloop George, 1765 Subjects: Brown & Ives

1827-1837

Box 701, Folder Unknown

Ship Ann & Hope #2, Sundry Papers 1 folder General Note: Seven bundles of materials: (1) Invoices, portage bills, letters, ship Ann and Hope, 1826-1837; (2) Papers, ship Ann and Hope, 1835-1836; (3) Letters, account of cargo shipped, 1835-1838; (4) Sundry papers respecting sales of teas, returns of weights, bills, etc., 1831-1835; (5) Ship Ann and Hope, James Esdall, master, 1826; (6) Vouchers to Captain William P. Salisbury accounts as master of ship Washington, 1828-1831, also protest entry; and (7) Bills, ship Saxon, 1834. Two folders: (1) Accounts sales, certificate of cargo, clearance, bill of lading, receipts, bill of sale, prices current, manifest, 1784-1799; (2) List of vessels taken, lost at sea and condemned belonging to inhabitants of Providence, 1793-1794; orders signed by James Brown to Captain Field, 1735; Nicholas Brown letterbook pages, 1762; sailing orders; seamen's protection certificates; clearance for sloop George, 1766 Subjects: Brown & Ives

1835-1836

Box 701, Folder Unknown

Bills Against Ship Saxon 1 folder General Note: Seven bundles of materials: (1) Invoices, portage bills, letters, ship Ann and Hope, 1826-1837; (2) Papers, ship Ann and Hope, 1835-1836; (3) Letters, account of cargo shipped, 1835-1838; (4) Sundry papers respecting sales of teas, returns of weights, bills, etc., 1831-1835; (5) Ship Ann and Hope, James Esdall, master, 1826; (6) Vouchers to Captain William P. Salisbury accounts as master of ship Washington, 1828-1831, also protest entry; and (7) Bills, ship Saxon, 1834. Two folders: (1) Accounts sales, certificate of cargo, clearance, bill of lading, receipts, bill of sale, prices current, manifest, 1784-1799; (2) List of vessels taken, lost at sea and condemned belonging to inhabitants of Providence, 1793-1794; orders signed by James Brown to Captain Field, 1735; Nicholas Brown letterbook pages, 1762; sailing orders; seamen's protection certificates; clearance for sloop George, 1767 Subjects: Brown & Ives

1834

Box 701, Folder Unknown

Miscellaneous Papers (Tea Trade) 1 folder General Note: Seven bundles of materials: (1) Invoices, portage bills, letters, ship Ann and Hope, 1826-1837; (2) Papers, ship Ann and Hope, 1835-1836; (3) Letters, account of cargo shipped, 1835-1838; (4) Sundry papers respecting sales of teas, returns of weights, bills, etc., 1831-1835; (5) Ship Ann and Hope, James Esdall, master, 1826; (6) Vouchers to Captain William P. Salisbury accounts as master of ship Washington, 1828-1831, also protest entry; and (7) Bills, ship Saxon, 1834. Two folders: (1) Accounts sales, certificate of cargo, clearance, bill of lading, receipts, bill of sale, prices current, manifest, 1784-1799; (2) List of vessels taken, lost at sea and condemned belonging to inhabitants of Providence, 1793-1794; orders signed by James Brown to Captain Field, 1735; Nicholas Brown letterbook pages, 1762; sailing orders; seamen's protection certificates; clearance for sloop George, 1768 Subjects: Brown & Ives

n.d.1835

Box 701, Folder 1

Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: Seven bundles of materials: (1) Invoices, portage bills, letters, ship Ann and Hope, 1826-1837; (2) Papers, ship Ann and Hope, 1835-1836; (3) Letters, account of cargo shipped, 1835-1838; (4) Sundry papers respecting sales of teas, returns of weights, bills, etc., 1831-1835; (5) Ship Ann and Hope, James Esdall, master, 1826; (6) Vouchers to Captain William P. Salisbury accounts as master of ship Washington, 1828-1831, also protest entry; and (7) Bills, ship Saxon, 1834. Two folders: (1) Accounts sales, certificate of cargo, clearance, bill of lading, receipts, bill of sale, prices current, manifest, 1784-1799; (2) List of vessels taken, lost at sea and condemned belonging to inhabitants of Providence, 1793-1794; orders signed by James Brown to Captain Field, 1735; Nicholas Brown letterbook pages, 1762; sailing orders; seamen's protection certificates; clearance for sloop George, 1769

[1787-1795]

Box 701, Folder 2

Lists of Lost Vessels, Bills of Lading, etc. 1 folder General Note: Seven bundles of materials: (1) Invoices, portage bills, letters, ship Ann and Hope, 1826-1837; (2) Papers, ship Ann and Hope, 1835-1836; (3) Letters, account of cargo shipped, 1835-1838; (4) Sundry papers respecting sales of teas, returns of weights, bills, etc., 1831-1835; (5) Ship Ann and Hope, James Esdall, master, 1826; (6) Vouchers to Captain William P. Salisbury accounts as master of ship Washington, 1828-1831, also protest entry; and (7) Bills, ship Saxon, 1834. Two folders: (1) Accounts sales, certificate of cargo, clearance, bill of lading, receipts, bill of sale, prices current, manifest, 1784-1799; (2) List of vessels taken, lost at sea and condemned belonging to inhabitants of Providence, 1793-1794; orders signed by James Brown to Captain Field, 1735; Nicholas Brown letterbook pages, 1762; sailing orders; seamen's protection certificates; clearance for sloop George, 1770

[1758-1784]

Box 702, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Letters, Prices Current 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade primarily during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Benson Brown & Ives

1782-1800

Box 702, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Letters, Prices Current 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1808

Box 702, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Letters, Prices Current 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1809

Box 702, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Letters, Prices Current 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1810

Box 702, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Letters, Prices Current 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1811

Box 702, Folder 6

Miscellaneous Letters, Prices Current 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1812

Box 702, Folder 7

Miscellaneous Letters, Prices Current 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1813

Box 702, Folder 8

Miscellaneous Letters, Prices Current 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1815

Box 702, Folder 9

Miscellaneous Letters, Prices Current 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1818

Box 702, Folder 10

Miscellaneous Letters, Prices Current 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1827

Box 702, Folder 11

Miscellaneous Letters, Prices Current 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1828

Box 702, Folder 12

Miscellaneous Letters, Prices Current 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1829

Box 702, Folder 13

Miscellaneous Letters, Prices Current 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1830

Box 702, Folder 14

Miscellaneous Letters, Prices Current 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1833

Box 702, Folder 15

Miscellaneous Letters, Prices Current 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1833

Box 702, Folder 16

Miscellaneous Letters, Prices Current 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1833

Box 702, Folder 17

Miscellaneous Letters, Prices Current 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1833

Box 702, Folder 18

Miscellaneous Letters, Prices Current 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1836

Box 702, Folder 19

Miscellaneous Letters, Prices Current 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1837

Box 702, Folder 20

Miscellaneous Letters, Prices Current 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1838

Box 702, Folder 21

Miscellaneous Letters, Prices Current 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains material on vessels, named and unnamed, and on maritime trade during the years when Brown and Ives were active. Arranged chronologically by record type. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1839

Box 703, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown, Benson, and Ives. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1792-1793

Box 703, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown, Benson, and Ives. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1793

Box 703, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown, Benson, and Ives. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1793

Box 703, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown, Benson, and Ives. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1793-1794

Box 703, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown, Benson, and Ives. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1794

Box 703, Folder 6

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown, Benson, and Ives. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1794-1795

Box 703, Folder 7

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown, Benson, and Ives. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1795

Box 703, Folder 8

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown, Benson, and Ives. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1795

Box 704, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1796

Box 704, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1796

Box 704, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1796

Box 704, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1797

Box 704, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1798

Box 704, Folder 6

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1799

Box 704, Folder 7

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1799

Box 704, Folder 8

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1800-1806

Box 704, Folder 9

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1807

Box 704, Folder 10

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1807

Box 704, Folder 11

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1807

Box 704, Folder 12

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1807

Box 705, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1808

Box 705, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1809

Box 705, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1810

Box 705, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1810-1812

Box 705, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1812

Box 705, Folder 6

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1813

Box 705, Folder 7

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1813

Box 705, Folder 8

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1812

Box 706, Folder 1

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1814

Box 706, Folder 2

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1814

Box 706, Folder 3

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1814

Box 706, Folder 4

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1815

Box 706, Folder 5

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1815

Box 706, Folder 6

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1816

Box 706, Folder 7

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1816

Box 706, Folder 8

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1817

Box 706, Folder 9

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1818

Box 706, Folder 10

Miscellaneous Letters, Trade Patterns 1 folder General Note: These folders contain letters sent by or received from individuals and companies seeking to buy or sell goods from Brown and Ives. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1818

Box 707, Folder 1

Maritime Documents, Capt. James Browne, Sloop Dolphin 1 folder General Note: This folder contains bills of lading for the sloop Dolphin, captained by James Browne (d. 1750), as well as bills of lading for vessels sailing for Nicholas Brown and Company in the 1760s. Subjects: John Brown Nicholas Brown & Co.

17481767

Box 707, Folder 2

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed. Subjects: Nicholas & John Brown Obadiah Brown & Co.

1758-1761

Box 707, Folder 3

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed. Subjects: Nicholas & John Brown Obadiah Brown & Co.

1761-1762

Box 707, Folder 4

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1762-1763

Box 707, Folder 5

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1763-1764

Box 707, Folder 6

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1764-1765

Box 707, Folder 7

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1765-1766

Box 707, Folder 8

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1766-1767

Box 708, Folder 1

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1767

Box 708, Folder 2

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1767-1768

Box 708, Folder 3

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1768-1769

Box 708, Folder 4

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1769-1770

Box 708, Folder 5

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1770-1771

Box 708, Folder 6

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1771-1775

Box 708, Folder 7

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed. Subjects: Nicholas Brown & Co.

1775-1782

Box 708, Folder 8

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed sailing for Brown and Benson. Subjects: Brown & Benson

1784-1785

Box 708, Folder 9

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed sailing for Brown and Benson. Subjects: Brown & Benson

1785-1786

Box 709, Folder 1

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed sailing for Brown and Benson. Subjects: Brown & Benson

1787-1788

Box 709, Folder 2

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed sailing for Brown and Benson. Subjects: Brown & Benson

1788-1789

Box 709, Folder 3

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed sailing for Brown and Benson. Subjects: Brown & Benson

1789-1790

Box 709, Folder 4

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed sailing for Brown and Benson. Subjects: Brown & Benson

1790

Box 709, Folder 5

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed sailing for Brown and Benson. Subjects: Brown & Benson

1790-1791

Box 709, Folder 6

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed sailing for Brown and Benson. Subjects: Brown & Benson

1791-1792

Box 709, Folder 7

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed during the years Brown, Benson, and Ives were active. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1792-1793

Box 710, Folder 1

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed during the years Brown, Benson, and Ives were active. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1793-1794

Box 710, Folder 2

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed during the years Brown, Benson, and Ives were active. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1794-1795

Box 710, Folder 3

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed during the years Brown, Benson, and Ives were active. Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

1795-1796

Box 710, Folder 4

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed during the years Brown and Ives were active. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1796-1799

Box 710, Folder 5

Maritime Documents 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains bills of lading and other maritime trade materials (letters, sailing orders, bills, drafts, bills of lading, wrappers, and portage bills) for vessels named and unnamed during the years Brown and Ives were active. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1799-1804

Box 711, Folder 1

Ship Ann and Hope, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1803-1804

Box 711, Folder 2

Ship Ann and Hope, Logbook 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

1823-1826

Box 711, Folder 3

Ship Asia, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1820-1823

Box 711, Folder 4

Ship Asia, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

1825-1827

Box 712, Folder 1

Brigantine Commerce, Logbook 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains correspondence and related documents for eleven adventures which brigantine Commerce made for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792. The voyages were (1) October 1784-July 1785, whaling voyage to Brazil, Captain Paul Giles [wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, accounts, seamen's accounts, statements, fitting out papers, portage bill, memorandum book of oil received, disbursements]; (2) October 5, 1785-April 8, 1786, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included flour, fish, tobacco, candles, whale products, agricultural products, molasses [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, accounts]; (3) July 1786-March 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, cotton, fish, flour, tobacco, candles [fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, memorandum book of cargo, invoices of cargo, disbursements, accounts]; (4) March 1787-September 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, flour, fish, salt, tobacco [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, disbursements, calculations, letters, cargo invoice]; (5) November 2, 1787-May 20, 1788, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, livestock, fish, agricultural products, candles, flour, tobacco, dry goods [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, receipts, invoice of cargo, bill of disbursement]; (6) October 1788-March 1789, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included molasses, horses, fish, whale products, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, ship repair, passenger agreement, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, invoices, accounts]; (7) April 29, 1789-November 19, 1789, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, candles, tobacco, horses [wrappers, sailing order, letters, accounts, bills, custom house papers, port charges, bill of disbursement, seamen's accounts, logbook]; (8) December 22, 1789-June 28, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Christopher R. Perry: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish, salt, agricultural products, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, cargo accounts, seamen's accounts]; (9) August 26, 1790-November 7, 1790, to Cap François, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, leather [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, invoices, receipts, accounts]; (10) November 1790-1791, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, agricultural products, fish, tobacco, candles, staves [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, sales, bill of disbursement, accounts]; and (11) September 11, 1791-October 12, 1792, whaling voyage to Brazil, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Alexander Black [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, sales, portage bill, receipts, accounts, logbook] Benjamin Alger; T. Andree; Alexander Black; Samuel Brander; Brazil--Trade; Bucklin and Strattins; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commerce (brigantine); Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish, Flour; John Fry; Paul Giles; Hispaniola--Cap François--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; William Jurnegan; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Livestock; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; James Munro, Jr.; Christopher R. Perry; Prices Current; Produce; William Read; Salt; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Trade--Foreign; Whale Products; Whaling; Seth Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Benson

1791-1792

Box 712, Folder 2

Brig Eliza, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

1805-1806

Box 712, Folder 3

Ship General Hamilton, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

1809

Box 712, Folder 4

Ship Hanover, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased ship Hanover in New York in 1833, used the vessel for four voyages, then sold it to J. P. Rhodes in 1838. Hanover was the last ship owned by Brown and Ives. The firm's move into textile manufacturing proved increasingly lucrative and they gradually abandoned maritime trade. The Hanover's voyages were (1) March 1833-September 9, 1833, Charleston, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton, iron [disbursements, accounts, bills, invoices, seaman's protection certificates, vouchers, wrappers, letters, bill of sale, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading]; (2) December 31, 1833-May 37, 1835, Gibraltar, Valparaiso, Batavia, Captain William P. Salisbury: cargo included ship's bread, dry goods, flour, furniture, pails, tubs [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, memoranda, bills, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1835-1836, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included sugar, dry goods [logbook, freight list, receipts, disbursements, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, crew list, invoices]; and (4) July 27, 1836-March 28, 1838, Canton, Batavia, Captain Andrew T. Leech: cargo included silver dollars [ship sold April 17, 1838; seamen's protection certificate, letters, custom house bill, clearance, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, receipts, advertisement placed for sale of ship]. Alsop and Company; John Bowers; China Trade; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dry Goods; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Hanover (ship); Iron; Andrew T. Leech; Paine Stricker and Company; Prices Current; Rice; C. H. Russell and Company; Mary Salisbury; William S. Salisbury; South America--Trade; Specie; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far Eastern; Trade--Spanish America; John Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Ives

1835-1836

Box 712, Folder 5

Ship Isis, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

1807-1808

Box 712, Folder 6

Ship Isis, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

1809-1810

Box 712, Folder 7

Ship Isis, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

1810-1811

Box 713, Folder 1

Ship John Jay, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Originally commissioned for Brown, Benson and Ives, ship John Jay enjoyed seven voyages for Brown and Ives from 1797 through 1807 when she ran aground off Pigeons Island. The voyages were (1) April 9, 1797-March 18, 1799, Canton, Copenhagen, Kronstadt, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included China goods, dry goods, hemp, rhubarb, wine, lead, candles, iron [price list of medicines on board, list of American ships at Whampoa and Canton, information on paintings by Foequa, receipts, wrappers, statements, seamen's accounts, manifest, crew list, freight bill, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bills, account of sales, disbursements, invoices, charter party, letter of credit, sailing orders, consular certificates, agreement, protest, calculations]; (2) May 18, 1799-March 17, 1800, Batavia, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included coffee, sugar [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, certificate of landing, account of sales, invoices, fitting out papers, receipts]; (3) May 15, 1800-July 12, 1801, Australia, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included dry goods, China goods, sugar, candles, ginseng, tobacco, wines [2/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share John Innes Clark, 1/6 share Munro, Snow and Munro; seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, lists, charter party, sailing orders, letters, bills, memoranda, wrappers, consular papers, accounts, abstract]; (4) October 5, 1801-March 19, 1803, Amsterdam, Batavia, Calcutta, Captain John Fry (ship collided with ship Venezia on way to Amsterdam, detained at Batavia): cargo included coffee, sugar [affidavit, power of attorney, calculation, charter party, sailing orders, fitting out papers, letters, agreement, protest, contract with Dutch East India Company, portage bill, accounts, invoices, legal papers, sketch of plan to load cargo]; (5) November 20, 1803-September 3, 1804, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, iron, flour [logbook, wrappers, seamen's accounts, fitting out papers, custom house papers, crew list, invoices, bill of lading, sailing orders, receipts, bills, entry of merchandise, portage bill, letters, calculation]; (6) September 10, 1804-June 28, 1806, Amsterdam, Yarmouth, Isle de France, Batavia, Bermuda, Captain John Fry (ship captured by British sloop of war Driver on January 6, 1806, condemned, condemnation reversed): cargo included sugar, coffee, pepper, tea, specie, iron, wine [logbook, sea letter, consular certificates, legal papers, statements custom house papers, advertisement for deserters, crew list, portage bill, protest, accounts, fitting out papers, disbursements, receipts, accounts, memoranda, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, clearance, affidavit, wrappers, power of attorney]; and (7) October 14, 1806-1807, Batavia, Captain John Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, spices [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Taylor and Talbot; logbook, wrappers, shipping losses, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts, landing certificate, seamen's accounts, clearance, invoices, bill, receipts]. Admiralty Court--Bermuda; Admiralty Court--Great Britain; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; Charlotte (ship); Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Richard Darrell; Benjamin Dexter; Dutch East India Company; Foequa (hong merchant); Freight and Freighting; John Fry; Hamilton (ship); Benjamin D. Harvey; Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Hong Merchants; Irish Insurrection; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); John Musson; Daniel Olney; Parish and Company; Patterson (ship); Ponqua (hong merchant); Prices Current; Privateering; Quasi War; W. V. H. Van Riemsleyke; Hezekiah Sabin, Sr.; Sanqua (hong merchant); Sea Otter (snow); Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Samuel Snow; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Dr. I. I. Van Lffveld; Venelia (schooner); War--Europe--Napoleonic; Samuel Ward; George Washington Subjects: Brown & Ives

1804-1809

Box 713, Folder 2

Brig Nereus, Logbook 1 folder General Note: In 1820, Brown and Ives purchased 1/4 share of this brig from William Bateman of Newport and the remaining 3/4 share from the estate of Louis Rousmaniere. The Nereus made six voyages for the partners until her sale in 1831. The voyages were (1) July 23, 1820-April 25, 1825, Valparaiso, Rio de Janeiro, Cadiz, Lima, Guayaquil, Captain John Jennings: cargo included sugar, dry goods, furniture, wine, paper [two volumes of logbooks, fitting out papers, wrappers, contract, seamen's accounts, letters, memoranda, bill of sale, agreement, sailing orders, sea protest, consular certificates, broadside, prices current, list of ships in Lima, invoices, accounts, bill lading, portage bill, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1825-November 16, 1826, Isle of France, Batavia, Canton, Manila, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included dry goods, tea [2 volumes of logbooks, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, bill of lading, fitting out papers, account of sales, receipt, accounts, memoranda, portage bill, inventory, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) March 24, 1827-November 12, 1827, Matanzas, Kronstadt, Captain Martin Page: cargo included pork, beef, candles, dry goods, potatoes, hoops, two yawl boats [logbook, custom house papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, receipts]; (4) December 30, 1827-September 21, 1828, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included iron, cotton [custom house papers, port charges, bill of health, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, account of disbursement, receipts, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading]; (5) November 30, 1828-December 12, 1829, New Orleans, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included cotton, specie [logbook, seamen's accounts, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, account of disbursements, bill of lading]; and (6) January 28, 1830-January 14, 1831, Baltimore, Pernanbuco, Antwerp, Captain Joseph Gonsalves: cargo included sugar and flour [logbook, seamen's accounts, port charges, bill of lading, invoices, bills, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit]. Asia (ship); Daniel S. Cooke; Joseph Corey; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Freight and Freighting; Howland and Company; Benjamin Howard; John Jennings; Labor--Maritime--Crew Problems; Martin Page; Nereus (brig); Prices Current; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Amos M. Vinton Subjects: Brown & Ives

1820-1825

Box 713, Folder 3

Brig Nereus, Logbook 1 folder General Note: In 1820, Brown and Ives purchased 1/4 share of this brig from William Bateman of Newport and the remaining 3/4 share from the estate of Louis Rousmaniere. The Nereus made six voyages for the partners until her sale in 1831. The voyages were (1) July 23, 1820-April 25, 1825, Valparaiso, Rio de Janeiro, Cadiz, Lima, Guayaquil, Captain John Jennings: cargo included sugar, dry goods, furniture, wine, paper [two volumes of logbooks, fitting out papers, wrappers, contract, seamen's accounts, letters, memoranda, bill of sale, agreement, sailing orders, sea protest, consular certificates, broadside, prices current, list of ships in Lima, invoices, accounts, bill lading, portage bill, account of sales]; (2) June 13, 1825-November 16, 1826, Isle of France, Batavia, Canton, Manila, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included dry goods, tea [2 volumes of logbooks, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, bill of lading, fitting out papers, account of sales, receipt, accounts, memoranda, portage bill, inventory, seamen's accounts, disbursements]; (3) March 24, 1827-November 12, 1827, Matanzas, Kronstadt, Captain Martin Page: cargo included pork, beef, candles, dry goods, potatoes, hoops, two yawl boats [logbook, custom house papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, receipts]; (4) December 30, 1827-September 21, 1828, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included iron, cotton [custom house papers, port charges, bill of health, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, account of disbursement, receipts, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading]; (5) November 30, 1828-December 12, 1829, New Orleans, Marseilles, Havana, Antwerp, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Corey: cargo included cotton, specie [logbook, seamen's accounts, wrappers, disbursements, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, account of disbursements, bill of lading]; and (6) January 28, 1830-January 14, 1831, Baltimore, Pernanbuco, Antwerp, Captain Joseph Gonsalves: cargo included sugar and flour [logbook, seamen's accounts, port charges, bill of lading, invoices, bills, memoranda, portage bill, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, letter of credit]. Asia (ship); Daniel S. Cooke; Joseph Corey; Brothers Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Freight and Freighting; Howland and Company; Benjamin Howard; John Jennings; Labor--Maritime--Crew Problems; Martin Page; Nereus (brig); Prices Current; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Amos M. Vinton Subjects: Brown & Ives

1822-1825

Box 713, Folder 4

Ship Packet, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives used ship Packet, captured from the British in the 1790s, for numerous voyages between 1815 and 1821. The voyages were (1) May 4, 1815-January 1816, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton [fitting out done in Hyannis, MA; Brown and Ives 3/4 share, Sullivan Dorr 1/4 share; logbook, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill of lading, bills, passenger list, prices current, seamen's accounts, letters]; (2) May 17, 1816-September 18, 1817, Cadiz, Bombay, Charleston, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton [Sullivan Dorr sold his share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; logbook, bond, invoices, bills, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of sale, memoranda, portage bill, sea letter, accounts]; (3) November 20, 1817-November 7, 1818, Bombay, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included cotton [logbook, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, memoranda, oath of cargo, account of sale, docket expenses, accounts, disbursements, consular certificates]; (4) January 8, 1819-June 18, 1819, Le Havre, Hottinger, Goteborg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included cotton, iron [logbook, disbursements, manifest, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (5) August 27, 1819-February 23, 1820, Hamburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, iron [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, consular certificates, accounts, bill of lading]; (6) April 20, 1820-October 30, 1820, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included wine, flour, fish [logbook, port charges, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bill of health, account of disbursements, accounts, oath of cargo, clearance, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, manifest, portage bill]; and (7) March 4, 1821-October 29, 1821, Rio de Janeiro, Bahia, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included wine, coffee [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, wrappers, bills, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts]. John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Daniel S. Cooke; Thomas Dickason; Freight and Freighting; A. P. Froding Widow and Company; Harriet (brigantine); Health and Sickness--Fever; Jehangheir and Nowrojee Nasserrangee; John H. Ladd and Company; Meade, Cathcart and Company; Packet (ship); Parish and Company; Prices Current; Seaman's Wages; Ship's Papers; Snow and Bowers; Talcott and Bowers; Trade--Europe; Trade--India; Trade--South America; Samuel Young II Subjects: Brown & Ives

1819-1820

Box 713, Folder 5

Ship Packet, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives used ship Packet, captured from the British in the 1790s, for numerous voyages between 1815 and 1821. The voyages were (1) May 4, 1815-January 1816, New Orleans, Amsterdam, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton [fitting out done in Hyannis, MA; Brown and Ives 3/4 share, Sullivan Dorr 1/4 share; logbook, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, disbursements, accounts, bill of lading, bills, passenger list, prices current, seamen's accounts, letters]; (2) May 17, 1816-September 18, 1817, Cadiz, Bombay, Charleston, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included rice, cotton [Sullivan Dorr sold his share to Brown and Ives before this voyage; logbook, bond, invoices, bills, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bill of sale, memoranda, portage bill, sea letter, accounts]; (3) November 20, 1817-November 7, 1818, Bombay, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included cotton [logbook, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, memoranda, oath of cargo, account of sale, docket expenses, accounts, disbursements, consular certificates]; (4) January 8, 1819-June 18, 1819, Le Havre, Hottinger, Goteborg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included cotton, iron [logbook, disbursements, manifest, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (5) August 27, 1819-February 23, 1820, Hamburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, iron [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, invoice, fitting out papers, consular certificates, accounts, bill of lading]; (6) April 20, 1820-October 30, 1820, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included wine, flour, fish [logbook, port charges, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bill of health, account of disbursements, accounts, oath of cargo, clearance, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, manifest, portage bill]; and (7) March 4, 1821-October 29, 1821, Rio de Janeiro, Bahia, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included wine, coffee [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, wrappers, bills, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts]. John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Daniel S. Cooke; Thomas Dickason; Freight and Freighting; A. P. Froding Widow and Company; Harriet (brigantine); Health and Sickness--Fever; Jehangheir and Nowrojee Nasserrangee; John H. Ladd and Company; Meade, Cathcart and Company; Packet (ship); Parish and Company; Prices Current; Seaman's Wages; Ship's Papers; Snow and Bowers; Talcott and Bowers; Trade--Europe; Trade--India; Trade--South America; Samuel Young II Subjects: Brown & Ives

1820

Box 713, Folder 6

Brigantine Pilgrim, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Smith, William Smith, and George Burrough sold Pilgrim to Brown and Ives in 1807. Pilgrim made nine voyages for the partnership until the vessel was condemned in Lisbon in 1812 and sold at that port. The brigantine's adventures were (1) April 16, 1807-August 16, 1807, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included coffee, sugar, wines, linseed oil, dairy products [boarded by British ship Resolution but allowed to proceed; logbook, consular certificates, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, invoices, bill of sale, letters, sailing orders, seamen's book, memoranda, bill of lading, list of officers and seamen]; (2) October 10, 1807-January 26, 1808, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included molasses, cotton [logbook, wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, seamen's accounts, wrappers, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]; and (3) August 5, 1808-December 12, 1808, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Cooke [logbook, statement, seamen's book, expenses, invoices, wrappers, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders]; (4) May 1809-September 1809, Cayenne, Surinam, St. Bartholomew, St. Christopher, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included mules, rice, flour, whale products, fish, tobacco, molasses, sugar [oath of cargo, certificates, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, invoices, seamen's protection certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, receipts, accounts]; (5) January 3, 1810-June 17, 1810, Algeciras, Cadiz, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens [logbook, bill of lading, disbursements, landing certificate, consular papers, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (6) July 6, 1810-June 14, 1811, St. Petersburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, nankeens, cotton, iron [logbook, port charges, accounts, landing certificate, bill of lading, portage bill, memoranda, wrappers, sea letter, sailing orders, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts]; (7) August 1811-February 7, 1812, Sierra Leone, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included rum, tobacco, lumber, flour, sugar, beeswax, hides, ivory [fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, oath of cargo]; (8) April 4, 1812-August 7, 1812, Gorce, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Gideon Young, cargo includes flour, rice [oath of cargo, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of exchange, invoices, seamen's accounts, memoranda, sailing orders, agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (9) September 16, 1812-1812, Lisbon, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included camwood, tea, Russia goods, yarn, cotton [condemned as unseaworthy and sold; clearance, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoice, consular papers, receipts, oath of cargo, bill of exchange, account of sales]. Asia (ship); Martin Benson; John Bowers; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Nicholas Cooke; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Company; Embargo of 1807; A. P. Froding Widow and Company; Samuel W. Greene; George A. Hallowell; Labor--Indentured--Apprenticeship; John S. Larned; Asa Learned; John H. Ormsbee; Pilgrim (brigantine); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Restraint of Trade; Ship's Papers; Solomon Townsend; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Union Cotton Manufacturing Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Gideon Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

1807

Box 713, Folder 7

Brigantine Pilgrim, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Smith, William Smith, and George Burrough sold Pilgrim to Brown and Ives in 1807. Pilgrim made nine voyages for the partnership until the vessel was condemned in Lisbon in 1812 and sold at that port. The brigantine's adventures were (1) April 16, 1807-August 16, 1807, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included coffee, sugar, wines, linseed oil, dairy products [boarded by British ship Resolution but allowed to proceed; logbook, consular certificates, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, invoices, bill of sale, letters, sailing orders, seamen's book, memoranda, bill of lading, list of officers and seamen]; (2) October 10, 1807-January 26, 1808, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included molasses, cotton [logbook, wrappers, invoices, sailing orders, seamen's accounts, wrappers, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]; and (3) August 5, 1808-December 12, 1808, Surinam, Captain Nicholas Cooke [logbook, statement, seamen's book, expenses, invoices, wrappers, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders]; (4) May 1809-September 1809, Cayenne, Surinam, St. Bartholomew, St. Christopher, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included mules, rice, flour, whale products, fish, tobacco, molasses, sugar [oath of cargo, certificates, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, invoices, seamen's protection certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, receipts, accounts]; (5) January 3, 1810-June 17, 1810, Algeciras, Cadiz, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens [logbook, bill of lading, disbursements, landing certificate, consular papers, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, accounts, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices]; (6) July 6, 1810-June 14, 1811, St. Petersburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, nankeens, cotton, iron [logbook, port charges, accounts, landing certificate, bill of lading, portage bill, memoranda, wrappers, sea letter, sailing orders, letters, receipts, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts]; (7) August 1811-February 7, 1812, Sierra Leone, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included rum, tobacco, lumber, flour, sugar, beeswax, hides, ivory [fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, oath of cargo]; (8) April 4, 1812-August 7, 1812, Gorce, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Gideon Young, cargo includes flour, rice [oath of cargo, wrappers, fitting out papers, bill of exchange, invoices, seamen's accounts, memoranda, sailing orders, agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (9) September 16, 1812-1812, Lisbon, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included camwood, tea, Russia goods, yarn, cotton [condemned as unseaworthy and sold; clearance, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, protest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoice, consular papers, receipts, oath of cargo, bill of exchange, account of sales]. Asia (ship); Martin Benson; John Bowers; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Nicholas Cooke; Customs Duties; Thomas Dickason and Company; Embargo of 1807; A. P. Froding Widow and Company; Samuel W. Greene; George A. Hallowell; Labor--Indentured--Apprenticeship; John S. Larned; Asa Learned; John H. Ormsbee; Pilgrim (brigantine); Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Restraint of Trade; Ship's Papers; Solomon Townsend; Trade--Europe; Trade--South America; Trade--West Indies; Union Cotton Manufacturing Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Gideon Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

1808

Box 714, Folder 1

Ship Ann, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives chartered ship Ann for a trip to Bilboa, Spain. She sailed February 18, 1795 and returned August 25th of the same year with Captain John Tillinghast in command. The cargo included rice, flour, whale products, cocoa, and brandy. This sub-series contains statements, a bill of disbursements, wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, cargo accounts, invoices, accounts, and receipts. Ann (ship); Bordeaux--Trade; Brandy; Charlotte (ship); Cocoa; Nicholas Cooke; John B. Dabney; Flour; Freight and Freightage; Friendship (brig); French Revolution; Robert Lyle; John Moroney; Robert Murray and Company; G. W. Murray; George W. Page; Page and Tillinghast; Prices Current; Rice; Joseph Rogers; Ship's Papers; George Tyler; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Trade--European--Spain; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Whale Products; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

February 19, 1795-August 24, 1795

Box 715, Folder 1

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Journal 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 17, 1798-June 14, 1799

Box 715, Folder 2

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Journal 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

1798-June 1799

Box 715, Folder 3

Ship Isis, Ship Ann and Hope #1, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Logs for the Ship Ann and Hope #1, Ann and Hope #2, and Isis. Consult other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 10, 1798-August 16, 18001804-1806

Box 716, Folder 1

Ship Ann and Hope #2 , Logbook 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 15, 1833-October 1, 1834

Box 716, Folder 2

Ship Isis, Ship Ann and Hope #1, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Logs for the Ship Ann and Hope #1, Ann and Hope #2, and Isis. Consult other records for details on individual vessels. Subjects: Brown & Ives

1804-1806August 8, 1799-April 11, 1806

Box 717, Folder 1

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 7, 1801-September 18, 1803

Box 718, Folder 1

Ship Ann and Hope #1, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Benjamin Tallman constructed ship Ann and Hope for the newly formed partnership of Brown and Ives; the ship was named after the wives of Nicholas Brown and Thomas P. Ives. The Ann and Hope made five voyages for the firm from 1798 through 1804 before she was wrecked off Block Island. This sub-series also includes the shipbuilding records. Dr. Benjamin Carter, cousin of Nicholas Brown, traveled on the first four voyages of this vessel as ship's physician; his journals are located at The Rhode Island Historical Society. Voyages included (1) July 10, 1798-June 14, 1799, Canton, New South Wales, Mariana Islands, Captain Benjamin Page: cargo included specie, China goods, tea [wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, invoices, steward's book of provisions, portage bill, expenditures of ammunition, accounts, logbook, journal, letters, list of duties]; (2) August 8, 1799-August 15, 1800, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included tea, rum, sealskin, China goods, sugar [journal, marine insurance, outfitting papers, charter party, agreements, sailing orders, letters, extract from logbook, list of American ships in Canton, statements]; (3) December 28, 1800-April 14, 1802, London, Canton, Captain Christopher Bentley: cargo included sugar, tobacco, flour, coffee, ginseng, dry goods, lead, tea, China goods, specie [coppered in London and vessel armed; includes fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing instructions, invoices, accounts, bills, logbook, journal, portage bill, memo of American ships in Canton, inventory, bill of lading, marine insurance]; (4) May 20, 1802-September 18, 1803, Batavia, Canton, London, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included China goods, sugar, coffee, iron, dry goods [logbook, cargo book, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, sound pass, marine insurance, prices current]; (5) November 8, 1803-August 12, 1804 Batavia, Captain Thomas Laing: cargo included sugar, agricultural products, coffee, wines, candles [logbook, wrappers, outfitting papers, portage bill, custom house list, bills of lading, sailing orders, letters, accounts]; and (6) November 14, 1804-January 1806, Lisbon, Captain Laing: cargo included sugar, coffee, candles [logbook, wrappers, accounts, orders, notes, bills, statement of cargo, seaman's protection certificate, seamen's account book]. Ann and Hope was wrecked off Block Island on January 11, 1806 as she returned from her sixth voyage for Brown and Ives. Sub-series also contains receipts and auction results for sale of retrieved cargo. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, Ms. 1799-1806, Abstract of a Journal from Providence toward Canton] Ann and Hope (ship #1); Israel Arnold; William Barton; Isaac Bell; Christopher Bentley; Bills of Exchange; John Bowers; Candles; Dr. Benjamin Carter; China Trade--Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Cramers, Smith and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; Gibbs and Channing; Ginseng; Holbrook and Hosford; Industry (sloop); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); William and John Jacob; Jones and Tuttle; John Jay (ship); Thomas Laing; Monro, Snow and Monro; Benjamin Page; Ponqua; Prices Current; Quasi-War--1798; Joshua Rathbun; David Reid; Rum; Sealskin; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Shipwreck--Block Island, RI; Specie; Samuel Snow; Sugar; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; Thomas Thompson; Tobacco; Trade--European; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

November 1803-January 11, 1806

Box 719, Folder 1

Ship Ann and Hope #2 , Logbook 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 12, 1817-August 24, 1818

Box 719, Folder 2

Ship Ann and Hope #2 , Logbook 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 13, 1818-September 17, 1819

Box 720, Folder 1

Ship Ann and Hope #2 , Logbook 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817

Box 720, Folder 2

Ship Ann and Hope #2 , Logbook 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 22, 1825-November 26, 182(?)

Box 721, Folder 1

Ship Ann and Hope #2 , Logbook 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 19, 1828-September 26, 1828

Box 721, Folder 2

Ship Ann and Hope #2 , Logbook 1 folder General Note: During 1806-1807, Benjamin Tallman once again built a ship for Brown and Ives which they named Ann and Hope. The ship made thirteen voyages from 1808 until 1836 and remained in service longer than any other which the firm owned. After 1818, the sons of the firm's partners, Moses B. Ives, John Carter Brown, and Robert Hale Ives, began their long association with Brown and Ives. This sub-series contains letters from the sons to the firm's offices at 50 South Main Street, reporting on their activities beginning from the sixth voyage of the Ann and Hope. This sub-series also includes shipbuilding records. Voyages of the Ann and Hope were (1) 1807-1808, Savannah, Georgia, Liverpool, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included rum, molasses, candles, dry goods, tea, wines, cotton, rice [wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, sailing orders, agreement, accounts]; (2) April 24, 1809-April 1, 1810, Canton, Captain Daniel Olney: cargo included cotton, wines, specie, lead, whale products, tea, nankeens [wrappers, letters, purchase of factories, sailing orders, agreement, passenger agreement, portage bill, accounts]; (3) 1810-1811, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Daniel Olney (killed December 27, 1810 and replaced for the remainder of the voyage by Captain Charles Stewart): cargo included iron, gin, rum, tea, furniture, lumber, nankeens, sugar, coffee, hides, horns, wool [list of cargo, accounts, receipts, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, memo of agreement, letter of credit, bill of lading, inventory of personal effects]; (4) June 1815-May 7, 1816, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly [sailing orders, letters, portage bill, accounts, bills, receipts]; (5) May 28, 1816-July 13, 1817, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included tea [logbook, sailing orders, receipts, charter party, invoices, accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, letters, legal papers]; (6) October 12, 1817-September 13, 1819, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Wilbur Kelly[receipts, logbook, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, ship repair records, wrappers, agreement, letters, American citizenship paper, sea letter, bill of lading, portage bill, sound letter]; (7) 1820-1822, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Batavia, Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Wilbur Kelly: cargo included specie, gin, tea, sailcloth, beef, port, tin, hemp, iron [sailing orders, letters, accounts, receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursement, wrappers, custom house papers]; (8) May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page [logbook, cargo receipts, bill of lading, portage bill, bill of disbursements, wrappers, sailing orders, letters ]; (9) September 22, 1825-November 26, 1826, Amsterdam, Canton, Captain James Esdall [logbook, letters, accounts, receipts]; (10) June 10, 1827-September 26, 1828, Gibraltar, Canton, Amsterdam, Captain James Esdall [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, receipts, accounts, notice of protest]; (11) October 10, 1831-May 7, 1833, Batavia, Surabaya, Lintin, Canton, Captain [?]: [records of mutiny on board, wrappers, extract from Providence Gazette, sailing orders, manifest, letter of credit, letters, inventory, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, seaman's protection certificate]; (12) October 19, 1833-October 7, 1834, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [photocopy of logbook kept by John S. Ormsbee, dimensions of ship, letter of credit, letters, bill of lading, portage bill]; and (13) 1835-1836, Batavia, Canton, Captain Thomas Holden, Jr. [cargo papers, fitting out papers, wrappers, letters, estimate of repairs, portage bill, letter of credit, marine insurance, list of American ships at Canton, receipts, bill of lading, instrument of protest and loss]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Daniel T. Aborn's book of tunes, songs and dances, 1809, CODEX Eng 98] Samuel Aborn; Philip Ammidon; Ann and Hope (ship #2); Arthur (ship); S. W. Balch and Company; Banking; John Bowers; John C. Bucklin; Brazil--Trade; Jeremiah Briggs; Job Brown; John Carter Brown, George H. Burroughs; Alexander Burton; Candles; Edward Carrington; William Carter; China Trade--Canton; Coffee; Conseequa (hong merchant); John Cooke; Cotton; Messrs. Cramer; Daniel Crommelin and Company; Delight (brig); Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Embargo of 1807; James Esdall; Foodstuffs; Furniture; Freight and Freighting; George and Mary (ship); General Hamilton (ship); Gin; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Holden, Jr.; Holius and Blair; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Iron and Iron Products; Isis (ship); Robert H. Ives; Moses B. Ives; Wilbur Kelly; Liverpool--Trade; Mary Ann (ship); Merchants--Hong; Molasses; Moses Nash, Jr.; Samuel Nightingale; Daniel Olney; John S. Ormsbee--Logbook; George W. Page; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Pounkeequa (hong merchant?); Rambler (brig); Rates of Exchange; Rice; Rum; John Shillager and Company; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Samuel Snow; Specie; Charles Steward; Sugar; Samuel W. Tabor; Benjamin Tallman; Tea; George Tillinghast; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Savannah, GA; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Germany; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 30, 1823-June 28, 1824

Box 721, Folder 3

Brigantine Argus, Logbook 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808

Box 721, Folder 4

Brigantine Argus, Logbook 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

September 9, 1812-February 2, 1813

Box 722, Folder 1

Brigantine Argus, Logbook 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 26, 1809-September 2, 1809

Box 722, Folder 2

Brigantine Argus, Logbook 1 folder General Note: The brigantine Argus completed nine voyages for Brown and Ives from 1806 through 1812, when she was driven on the sand, sold "as is," and her crew discharged. The brigantine's voyages were (1) December 8, 1806-June 27, 1807, Leghorn, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included sugar, nankeens, fish, specie [wrappers, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, bills, oath of specie]; (2) December 6, 1807-April 29, 1808, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Malta, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included fish, nankeens [wrappers, portage bill, agreement, sailing orders, marine insurance, receipts, logbook, letters]; (3) June 29, 1808-August 27, 1808, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, cotton, specie, salt [logbook]; (4) December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809, Wilmington, North Carolina, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tobacco, rice, spices, nankeens, wine [logbook]; (5) 1809-1809, Algeciras, Captain George A .Hallowell: cargo included rice, spices, nankeens, flour, dairy products [logbook]; (6) October 10, 1809-June 10, 1810, Algeciras, Captain George A. Hallowell [wrappers, logbook, sailing orders, receipts, portage bill, certificate of health, invoices, bill of lading]; (7) June 30, 1810-September 19, 1811, Gothenburg, Riga, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, cotton, logwood, nankeens, Russia goods, hemp, tallow, candles, iron [documents on boarding by English, portage bill, receipts, memoranda, sailing orders, sea protest, letters]; (8) 1811-1812, Wilmington, North Carolina, Algeciras, Gibraltar, Captain Daniel S. Cooke: cargo included salt, flour, specie, wine [wrappers, sailing orders, portage bills, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, cargo accounts]; and (9) September 10, 1812-February 7, 1813, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Captain John M. Noyes: cargo included rice and flour [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, portage bill, accounts, invoices, bill of lading]. Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Bills of Exchange; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Cotton; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Joach. Edel, Schmidt and Company; Fish; Flour; Foodstuffs; Samuel W. Greene; General Hamilton (ship); George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Charles Holden, Jr.; Isis (ship); John S. Larned; Logwood; Minerva (schooner); Murray and Wheaton; Naval History--Blockade; John M. Noyes; Martin Page; Patterson (ship); O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Rice; John Ross and Company; Russia Goods; Salt; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Charles Stewart II, Juan Stoughton; Sugar; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Northern; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 1, 1808-March 4, 1809

Box 722, Folder 3

Ship Arthur, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives were part owners of the Arthur for the ship's first two voyages. The firm subsequently bought out the other owners and sent the Arthur on five more adventures before it was captured by the British frigate Desire. Both ship and cargo were condemned by Sir William Scott in 1810. The ship's voyages were (1) January 20, 1802-March 31, 1803, Canton, New South Wales, Captain Scott Jenckes: cargo included China goods, tea [1/3 share Brown and Ives, 1/3 share John Bowers, 1/3 share Scott and Amos Jenckes; sailing orders, fitting out papers, memoranda, agreement, accounts, bill of sale, bills, portage bill, invoices, letters, bill of exchange, bill of lading]; (2) May 6, 1803-April 19, 1804, Canton, Captain Amos Warner [3/4 share Brown and Ives, 1/4 share Gibbs and Channing; logbook, sailing orders, bill of lading, marine insurance, list of American vessels in Canton, wrappers, seamen's accounts, bills]; (3) June 8, 1804-December 1, 1804, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page and Captain John Bulkeley: cargo included flour, agricultural goods, specie, iron, hemp [bills, accounts, wrappers, portage bill, letters, letter of credit, sailing orders, bill of lading]; (4) February 26, 1805-July 28, 1806, Rio de Janeiro, Capetown, Isle de France, Calcutta, Captain Ephraim Talbot: cargo included China goods, dry goods, wines, iron, sugar, cotton [5/6 share Brown and Ives, 1/6 share Ephraim Talbot; logbook, charter party, marine insurance, letters, bill of lading, accounts, wrappers, bill of health, invoices]; (5) September 3, 1806-July 19, 1807, Canton, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included tea, nankeens, China goods [sailing orders, list of American ships at Canton, marine insurance, bill of lading, letters, portage bill, seamen's accounts, wrappers, prices current]; (6) September 27, 1807-June 30, 1809, Canton, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town, Isle de France, Macao, Captain Solomon Townsend: cargo included China goods, wines, tobacco, cotton, lumber, linseed oil [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, marine insurance, letters, prices current, bill of lading, receipts]; and (7) November 8, 1809-February 1810, River Jade, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included cotton [taken by English privateer and condemned; sailing orders, legal papers, invoices, bill of lading, receipts]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for Accounts, 1802-1803, CODEX Eng 99] Samuel Aborn; Africa--Trade; Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Bills of Exchange; John Bulkeley; John Bulkeley and Son; Canton--Hong Factories; William Carter; China Trade; Chinese New Year; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Commercial Policy--United States--Embargo; Conseequa (hong merchant); Cramers, Smith, and Company; Desire (British frigate); Thomas Dickason and Company; Eliza (brig); Foreign Relations--United States; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Harmony (sloop); Health and Sickness--Smallpox; Houqua (hong merchant); India--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Scott Jenckes; John Jay (ship); Maritime History--Blockade; Merchants--Canton--Hong; Mouqua (hong merchant); George W. Page; Martin Page; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Portugal--Colonies; Joshua Rathbun; Ship's Papers; South America--Trade; Specie; Ephraim Talbot; Thomas Thompson; Solomon Townsend; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 6, 1803-April 20, 1804

Box 723, Folder 1

Ship Asia, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 12, 1804-June 25, 1806

Box 723, Folder 2

Ship Asia, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 1, 1806-February 1, 1807

Box 723, Folder 3

Ship Asia, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 22, 1807-April 9, 1808

Box 724, Folder 1

Ship Asia, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 15, 1809-February 1, 1810

Box 724, Folder 2

Ship Asia, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

February 24, 1805-July 28, 1806

Box 724, Folder 3

Ship Asia, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 17, 1811-June 7, 1815

Box 725, Folder 1

Ship Asia, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 25, 1816-June 28, 1818

Box 726, Folder 1

Ship Asia, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 27, 1819-August 15, 1820

Box 727, Folder 1

Ship Asia, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 29, 1818-June 26, 1819

Box 728, Folder 1

Ship Asia, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 28, 1823-January 21, 1825

Box 728, Folder 1

Ship Asia, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 21, 1825-December 18, 1826

Box 729, Folder 1

Ship Asia, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 29, 1827-October 7, 1827

Box 729, Folder 2

Ship Asia, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Asia became one of the firm's most important vessels in the European and China trade which Brown and Ives increasingly pursued after 1800. Asia made sixteen voyages between 1804 and 1829, when the vessel was sold. The voyages were (1) July 14, 1804-May 18, 1805, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included specie, brandy, wine, China goods, tea, sugar [portage bill, logbook, fitting out papers, crew list, invoices, prices current, list of American vessels in Canton, bill of sale, shipbuilding papers, marine insurance]; (2) June 7, 1805-June 21, 1806, Emden, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included dry goods, specie, wines, China goods, tea, nankeens [invoices, customs protections and certificates, bill of heath, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, wrappers, bills, disbursements, entry of merchandise, bill of lading, accounts]; (3) July 13, 1806-February 1, 1807, Amsterdam, Guernsey, London, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included tea, nankeens [detained at Guernsey by privateer; custom house papers, bill of lading, wrappers, portage bill, letters, agreement, sailing orders, letter of credit, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, manifest]; (4) April 27, 1807-April 9, 1808, Lisbon, Batavia, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included flour, specie, coffee, sugar, spices [logbook, manifest, marine insurance, receipts, invoices, letters, bill of lading, sailing orders]; (5) July 23, 1809-February 19, 1810, Tonning River, Cowes, St. Ubes, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included coffee, salt [logbook, marine insurance, disbursements, port charges, inventory, counselor certificates, invoice, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, custom house papers]; (6) April 20, 1810-February 11, 1811, Copenhagen, Riga, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included rice, cotton, iron, hemp, wheat [captured by Danish privateers, released in August 1810; certificate of admeasurement, accounts, fitting out papers, receipts, portage bill, invoice of cargo, bill of health, clearance papers, bill of lading, bills, quarantine documents, list of seamen]; (7) May 18, 1811-June 7, 1815, Copenhagen, Captain John H. Ormsbee (Captain Peleg Remington became master in October 1814): cargo included tea and iron [logbook, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice of cargo, landing certificate, wrappers, pass, bill of health, clearance papers, sailing orders, letters, sea protest, fitting out papers, prices current, custom duties]; (8) July 29, 1816-July 18, 1817, Gibraltar, Canton, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included flour, rice, candles, specie, tea, nankeens [logbook, custom house papers, disbursements, marine insurance, admeasure, wrappers, bill, receipts, sailing orders, memo of agreement, proof of citizenship, bill of lading, consular certificate]; (9) August 5, 1817-August 16, 1820, Hamburg, Batavia, Canton, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain John H. Ormsbee: cargo included tea, specie, coffee, iron [logbook, oath of cargo, bill of lading, wrappers, disbursements, statements, receipts, letters, agreements, sailing orders, invoice, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, manifest]; (10) December 16, 1820-April 1823, Cadiz, St. Blas, Mexico, Canton, Captain Charles Holden: cargo included tobacco, flour, nankeens, wines, paper, iron, specie, tea, China goods [logbook, wrappers, bills, seamen's accounts, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, accounts, consular certificates, bill of exchange, memo of agreement, sailing orders]; (11) April 27, 1823-September 10, 1823, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bill of lading, portage bill, wrappers, invoices, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, seamen's accounts, quarantine bill, bills, manifest, disbursements, report, port charges]; (12) December 28, 1823-January 19, 1825, Isle de France, Captain James Esdall [logbook, custom house papers, clearance, blank Providence Gazette form to be used for sending vessel information, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, letter of credit, sailing orders, oath of cargo, accounts, report and manifest of cargo]; (13) March 9, 1825-August 13, 1825, Amsterdam, Gothenburg, Captain James Esdall [bills, portage bill, oath of cargo, port charges, receipts, manifest, pilot's certificate, disbursements, seamen's accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, report]; (14) December 26, 1825-December 18, 1826, Isle de France, Batavia, Manila, Canton, Captain Joseph Corey [logbook, wrappers, bill of lading, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, fitting out papers, clearance, accounts, disbursements, oath of cargo, letter of credit]; (15) May 29, 1827-October 5, 1827, Hamburg, Gothenburg, Captain Joseph Cory [logbook, wrappers, passenger agreement for William and Carole Schermann and their servant, Ann Johnson, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, invoice, portage bill, accounts]; and (16) December 13, 1827-May 19, 1829, Gibraltar, Isle de France, Batavia, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [logbook, wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, oath of cargo, receipts, harbor master bill, protest, seamen's accounts, vouchers, inventory]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection for MDCB, account book] Admiralty Courts--Denmark; Admiralty Courts--Great Britain; George Allardyce and Company; Ann and Hope (ship); Argus (brigantine); Asia (ship); Baltic Trade; Thomas Beckwith; John Bowers; J. Bulkeley and Son; Business--History--Commissions; Candles; Dr. Benjamin B. Carter; William Carter; Charles (sloop); China Trade; China Goods; Clothing--Seamen; Coffee; Daniel S. Cooke; Conseequa (hong merchant); Joseph Corey; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Son; Benjamin Crow; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Dutch East India Company; James Esdall; Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; General Hamilton (ship); George III; Samuel W. Greene; Hector (brig); Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden; George Holroyd; Hope (ship); Houqua (hong merchant); Insurance--Marine; Isis (ship); Iron; Moses B. Ives; Labor--Shipboard; Henry Larned; Francis Malbone; Saunders Malbone; Merchants--Hong; Merchants Array (brig); Mexico--History--Revolution; Mexico--Trade; James O' Grady; John H. Ormsbee; Patterson (ship); Paper; Nathaniel Pearce; Michael Power; Prices Current; Privateering--Capture at Sea; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Elisha Snow; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Tobacco; Thomas Thompson; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Asia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South Pacific; War of 1812; Wine and Spirits Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 12, 1827-May 19, 1829

Box 730, Folder 1

Brigantine Commerce, Logbook 1 folder General Note: This sub-series contains correspondence and related documents for eleven adventures which brigantine Commerce made for Brown and Benson between 1784 and 1792. The voyages were (1) October 1784-July 1785, whaling voyage to Brazil, Captain Paul Giles [wrappers, articles of agreement, sailing orders, accounts, seamen's accounts, statements, fitting out papers, portage bill, memorandum book of oil received, disbursements]; (2) October 5, 1785-April 8, 1786, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included flour, fish, tobacco, candles, whale products, agricultural products, molasses [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, accounts]; (3) July 1786-March 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, cotton, fish, flour, tobacco, candles [fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, memorandum book of cargo, invoices of cargo, disbursements, accounts]; (4) March 1787-September 1787, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, flour, fish, salt, tobacco [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, disbursements, calculations, letters, cargo invoice]; (5) November 2, 1787-May 20, 1788, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included sugar, molasses, livestock, fish, agricultural products, candles, flour, tobacco, dry goods [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, agreement, receipts, invoice of cargo, bill of disbursement]; (6) October 1788-March 1789, to Surinam, Captain Seth Wheaton: cargo included molasses, horses, fish, whale products, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, ship repair, passenger agreement, fitting out papers, bill of disbursement, invoices, accounts]; (7) April 29, 1789-November 19, 1789, to Surinam, Captain Benjamin Alger: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, candles, tobacco, horses [wrappers, sailing order, letters, accounts, bills, custom house papers, port charges, bill of disbursement, seamen's accounts, logbook]; (8) December 22, 1789-June 28, 1790, to Surinam, Captain Christopher R. Perry: cargo included sugar, molasses, flour, fish, salt, agricultural products, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, fitting out papers, invoice, accounts, disbursements, cargo accounts, seamen's accounts]; (9) August 26, 1790-November 7, 1790, to Cap François, Captain James Munro, Jr.: cargo included sugar, molasses, fish, flour, agricultural products, leather [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, invoices, receipts, accounts]; (10) November 1790-1791, to Surinam, Captain Simon Smith: cargo included molasses, agricultural products, fish, tobacco, candles, staves [sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, sales, bill of disbursement, accounts]; and (11) September 11, 1791-October 12, 1792, whaling voyage to Brazil, Cape Verde Islands, Captain Alexander Black [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, sales, portage bill, receipts, accounts, logbook] Benjamin Alger; T. Andree; Alexander Black; Samuel Brander; Brazil--Trade; Bucklin and Strattins; Candles; Cape Verde Islands--Trade; Commerce (brigantine); Cooperage--Barrels, Hoops, Staves; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish, Flour; John Fry; Paul Giles; Hispaniola--Cap François--Trade; John B. Hopkins; Horses--Trade; William Jurnegan; Laborers' Accounts; Leather; Livestock; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; Molasses; James Munro, Jr.; Christopher R. Perry; Prices Current; Produce; William Read; Salt; Ship's Papers; Simon Smith; South America--Trade; Sugar; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Trade--Foreign; Whale Products; Whaling; Seth Wheaton Subjects: Brown & Benson

April 26, 1789-November 22, 1789

Box 730, Folder 2

Ship Charlotte, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte made twenty-nine voyages for Brown and Ives between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

August 8, 1805-June 8, 1807

Box 730, Folder 3

Ship Charlotte, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte made twenty-nine voyages for Brown and Ives between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 18, 1811-December 6, 1811

Box 730, Folder 4

Ship Charlotte, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte made twenty-nine voyages for Brown and Ives between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 31, 1797-September 16, 1797

Box 730, Folder 5

Ship Charlotte, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte made twenty-nine voyages for Brown and Ives between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 7, 1801-September 12, 1802

Box 731, Folder 1

Ship Charlotte, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte made twenty-nine voyages for Brown and Ives between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 8, 1800-September 23, 1801

Box 731, Folder 2

Ship Charlotte, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte made twenty-nine voyages for Brown and Ives between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 31, 1809-February 16, 1810

Box 732, Folder 1

Ship Charlotte, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte made twenty-nine voyages for Brown and Ives between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 20, 1807-January 26, 1808

Box 732, Folder 2

Ship Charlotte, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte made twenty-nine voyages for Brown and Ives between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

May 23, 1803-November 7, 1803

Box 732, Folder 3

Ship Charlotte, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Charlotte made twenty-nine voyages for Brown and Ives between 1796 and 1821, primarily for the European trade. The voyages were (1) March 31, 1796-September 1797, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, logbook, counselor certificate, accounts, invoices, disbursements]; (2) September 25, 1797-March 14, 1798, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, accounts, disbursements]; (3) April 16, 1798-September 27, 1798, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, duties, invoices, fitting out papers, disbursements, custom house papers]; (4) October 20, 1798-May 25, 1799, Charleston, Lisbon, Captain John Manchester: cargo included rice and salt [damaged by French privateer William and Mary; sailing orders, letters, protest, surveyor's examination, fitting out papers, bills, invoices, accounts]; (5) June 8, 1799-February 13, 1800, Wilmington, Copenhagen, Captain George J. Tyler: cargo included salt, tobacco, rice, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, armaments, invoice, accounts]; (6) April 19, 1800-September 23, 1801, Amsterdam, London, Buenos Aires, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included coffee, dry goods, furs, skins, copper [custom house papers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, accounts, wrappers, invoice of cargo, seamen's account book, bills, fitting out papers, disbursements, bill of lading, receipts]; (7) October 8, 1801-September 11, 1802, Bilboa, Bordeaux, West Indies, Captain Samuel Morgan: cargo included skins, copper, tea, China goods, iron [logbook, agreement, sailing orders, letter of introduction, letters, extract from logbook, bills, portage bill, fitting out papers, marine insurance, accounts, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements]; (8) October 3, 1802-May 1803, Amsterdam, Charleston, Baltimore, Captain John Warner: cargo included tea, flour [logbook, wrappers, portage bill, invoice of cargo, letters, bill of lading, bills, harbor master's bill, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (9) May 23, 1803-November 8, 1803, Malaga, Cadiz, Captain John Warner: cargo included flour, salt, wine [logbook, manifest, seamen's accounts, clearance, portage bill, bill of health, crew list, declaration, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, protest, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, orders]; (10) December 15, 1803-May 26, 1804, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Nathaniel Pearce: cargo included cotton, tobacco, rice [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, consular certificates, manifest, disbursements, seamen's account book]; (11) August 1804-May 21, 1805, Amsterdam, Captain John Manchester: cargo included coffee [protest, wrappers, sailing orders, certificate of neutrality, list of officers and seamen, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, receipts, accounts, portage bill, entry of merchandise]; (12) August 12, 1805-January 13, 1806, Bordeaux, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included cotton, sugar, tobacco, nankeens, dry goods, wine [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, consular certificates, bill of lading, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, invoice of cargo, bill of health, manifest, port charges, seamen's accounts, custom house papers]; (13) March 21, 1806-September 25, 1806, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine [the crew smuggled a black man out of Wilmington, North Carolina; logbook, disbursements, invoices, entry of merchandise, bills, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, protest, portage bill]; (14) October 18, 1806-June 9, 1807, Amsterdam, Cape Verde Islands, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included coffee, sugar, cotton, tobacco, salt [logbook, bills, accounts, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, accounts]; (15) June 22, 1807-January 26, 1808, Amsterdam, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, cotton, wine, linseed oil, dairy products, glassware [logbook, bill lading, portage bill, invoice of cargo, receipts, accounts, bills, bill of disbursements, protest, wrappers, sailing orders, letters]; (16) June 3, 1809-February 14, 1810, Gibraltar, Malaga, New York, Wilmington, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included tobacco, sugar, wines, raisins, flaxseed [before this voyage, extensive repairs were undertaken in 1808-1809 by Benjamin Tallman, Jr.; logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, invoices, landing certificate, account of disbursements]; (17) May 14, 1810-November 6, 1810, Dublin, Liverpool, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included hemp, Russia goods, candles, beef, flour, Merino sheep, salt [quarantined in Dublin; wrappers, bills, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, bills, manifest, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill, seamen's accounts, receipts, accounts]; (18) December 9, 1810-May 31, 1811, Baltimore, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included sugar, tea, agricultural products [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, manifest, bill of lading, accounts]; (19) June 19, 1811-December 7, 1811, Philadelphia, Lisbon, Captain Joseph B. Cooke: cargo included flour, rice, specie [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, sea letter, manifest, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, warrant printed by Jane Aitken of Philadelphia, invoices, disbursements, accounts]; (20) January 4, 1812-June 24, 1812, Cadiz, Captain Joseph B. Cooke [fitting out papers, wrappers, clearance, invoices, accounts, sailing orders, sea letter, letters, portage bill, bill of lading, disbursements, list of passengers, seamen's account book]; (21) September 15, 1812-February 1813, Lisbon, Captain Charles Stewart: cargo included rice, flour [disbursements, wrappers, bill of lading, invoice, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, manifest, portage bill, bills, receipts, seamen's accounts]; (22) June 9, 1812-March 1816, Africa, Gorce, Captain Gideon Young: cargo included lumber, tobacco, tar, spermaceti candles, ivory, palm oil [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, accounts, portage bill, circular letter, invoices, fitting out papers]; (23) April 10, 1816-August 1816, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, rice, beeswax, salt, specie [wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, agreement, accounts, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, bill of lading]; (24) October 3, 1816-September 24, 1817, Africa, Gorce, Los Islands, Captain Gideon Young (died of illness during voyage): cargo included tobacco, rum, flour, palm oil, camwood [debenture certificate, wrapper, fitting out papers, receipts, sailing orders, letters, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, accounts, permit to Mahgmet, Moorish priest, to go from Gorce to Isles de Los]; (25) January 5, 1818-September 21, 1818, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Peleg Remington: cargo included flour, tobacco, nankeens, tea [landing certificate, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, certificate of survey, protest]; (26) November 8, 1818-July 10, 1819, Gibraltar, Rio de Janeiro, Captain Samuel Young 2nd: cargo included tobacco, flour, wines, candles, sugar, hides, specie [wrappers, letter of credit, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, portage bill]; (27) August 29, 1819-December 1, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, hides [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts]; (28) December 25, 1819-May 11, 1820, Gibraltar, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included tobacco, nankeens, flour, quicksilver, lead [wrappers, disbursements, sailing orders, letters, accounts, manifest, debenture certificate, portage bill, consular certificates, bill of lading, bills]; and (29) June 17, 1820-May 28, 1821, New Orleans, Gibraltar, St. Michael's, Captain Solomon Tyler: cargo included lime, hay, tobacco, cotton [wrappers, letters, sailing orders, seaman's protection certificate, fitting out papers, bill of lading, portage bill, receipts, invoices, port charges, agreement, accounts]. Africa--Trade; African-Americans--North Carolina; Agricultural Products; G. Allardyce and Company; Caleb W. Allen; Seth Andrews; Argus (brigantine); Joseph S. Barker; J. Bulkeley and Sons; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Gustavus J. Burrough; Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Goods; John Innes Clark; Coffee; Francis Coffin; Joseph B. Cooke; Cotton; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Ventura Gomez De La Torre and Grandsons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dickens and Saule; Dry Goods; Don Pedro Duval; Elizabeth (ship); Food--History--Shipboard Provisions; Foodstuffs; Freight and Freighting; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Glassware; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Thomas L. Halsey, Jr.; Harriet (ship); Sheldon Hawkins; John P. Hellen; Hemp; Hill and Blodgett; Thomas Hinckley and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; J. and W. Jacobs; John Jay (ship); Jonathan Jones; James Kelly; John S. Larned; Samuel Larned; W.H. Leigh; Livestock; James Madison; John Manchester; Maritime History--Quarantines--Dublin; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; James Monroe; Samuel Morgan; Nancy (schooner); Osburn and Bowers; Patterson (ship); Henry Payson; Payson and Smith; Peacock (schooner); Nathaniel Pearce; O. and N. Pearce and Company; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Prices Current; Privateers--French; Job Randall; Rates of Exchange; Peleg Remington; Rice; John Rogers; Rum; Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Sally and Priscilla (schooner); Salt; Shipbuilding and Repair; Ship's Papers; W. S. Skinner; Slavery--Runaways--Assistance; E. J. Smith and Company; Smuggling; South America--Trade--Brazil; Specie; John Steward; Charles Stewart; Strange and Company; Abraham Studley; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Tallcott and Bowers; Thayer and Sturgis; Tobacco; Trade--Anglo-American; Trade--Domestic--Baltimore; Trade--Domestic--Charleston; Trade--Domestic--New York; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade Regulation--Tariffs; George J. Tyler; Solomon Tyler; Vanstaphorst and Company; War--Europe--Napoleonic; John Warner; Weapons--Arms and Ammunition; West Indies--Trade; William and Mary (French privateer); Wine; Wood--Lumber; John Wood; Gideon Young; Samuel Young 2nd Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 3, 1802-May 11, 1803

Box 733, Folder 1

Brigantine Friendship, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Brigantine Friendship made five voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives and Holroyd and Tillinghast between 1793 and 1795. The sub-series also includes a logbook for a 1796-1797 voyage to Cadiz, commanded by Stephen Pierce when the vessel was under different ownership. Included in this sub-series are (1) June 26, 1793-October 21, 1793, Surinam, Captain John Earle: cargo included fish, molasses, cocoa, sugar, coffee [3/4 share Brown, Benson and Ives; fitting out bills, wrappers, bill of sale, accounts, sailing orders, letter, invoices]; (2) October 1793-February 1794, Turks Island, Captain John Earle: cargo included salt [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo booklet]; (3) February 13, 1794-1794, St. Croix and Charleston, SC, Captain Andrew Whipple: cargo included cotton, China goods, sugar, rum, lumber, whale products, fish, candles [wrappers, shipping orders, accounts, letters, invoices, bills, disbursements, port charges]; (4) June 10, 1794-1795, St. Jean-de-Luz, Bordeaux, West Indies, Bayonne, Captain Henry Olney: cargo included rice, flour, wine [captured by French; 3/4 share Brown, Benson and Ives, 3/4 share Holroyd and Tillinghast; receipts, bills, cargo accounts, invoices, custom house bills, wrappers, certificate, letters, sailing orders, duties, seamen's accounts, logbook]; and (5) January 4, 1796-1796, Havre-de-Grace, Hamburg, Captain Henry Olney: cargo included whale products, rice, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, letters]. Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Trade--Goods; Cocoa; Coffee; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; John Earle; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; Friendship (brigantine); Caleb Greene; Hamilton (ship); Homberg Freres; Hope (ship); Larent, Endicott and Company; Molasses; John Morancy; Henry Olney; George W. Page; Prices Current; Privateering; Rising Sun (ship); Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Ephraim Talbot; Shipping--United States; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--South Carolina; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Germany; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Andrew Whipple; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

June 19, 1794-November 26, 1795

Box 733, Folder 2

Brigantine Friendship, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Brigantine Friendship made five voyages for Brown, Benson and Ives and Holroyd and Tillinghast between 1793 and 1795. The sub-series also includes a logbook for a 1796-1797 voyage to Cadiz, commanded by Stephen Pierce when the vessel was under different ownership. Included in this sub-series are (1) June 26, 1793-October 21, 1793, Surinam, Captain John Earle: cargo included fish, molasses, cocoa, sugar, coffee [3/4 share Brown, Benson and Ives; fitting out bills, wrappers, bill of sale, accounts, sailing orders, letter, invoices]; (2) October 1793-February 1794, Turks Island, Captain John Earle: cargo included salt [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, accounts, cargo booklet]; (3) February 13, 1794-1794, St. Croix and Charleston, SC, Captain Andrew Whipple: cargo included cotton, China goods, sugar, rum, lumber, whale products, fish, candles [wrappers, shipping orders, accounts, letters, invoices, bills, disbursements, port charges]; (4) June 10, 1794-1795, St. Jean-de-Luz, Bordeaux, West Indies, Bayonne, Captain Henry Olney: cargo included rice, flour, wine [captured by French; 3/4 share Brown, Benson and Ives, 3/4 share Holroyd and Tillinghast; receipts, bills, cargo accounts, invoices, custom house bills, wrappers, certificate, letters, sailing orders, duties, seamen's accounts, logbook]; and (5) January 4, 1796-1796, Havre-de-Grace, Hamburg, Captain Henry Olney: cargo included whale products, rice, flour [wrappers, sailing orders, invoices, letters]. Candles; Charlotte (ship); China Trade--Goods; Cocoa; Coffee; Cotton; Thomas Dickason and Company; John Earle; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; Friendship (brigantine); Caleb Greene; Hamilton (ship); Homberg Freres; Hope (ship); Larent, Endicott and Company; Molasses; John Morancy; Henry Olney; George W. Page; Prices Current; Privateering; Rising Sun (ship); Rum; Ryberg and Company; Salt; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Ephraim Talbot; Shipping--United States; Sugar; Trade--Domestic--South Carolina; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Germany; Surinam--Trade; West Indies--Trade; Whale Products; Seth Wheaton; Andrew Whipple; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

September 15, 1796-June 27, 1797

Box 734, Folder 1

Ship General Hamilton, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

December 30, 1810-November 7, 1811

Box 734, Folder 2

Ship General Hamilton, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship General Hamilton made fifteen voyages for Brown and Ives starting in 1805 and ending in June of 1822, when the vessel was cast away off the coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard. The General Hamilton had been used primarily for European trade. The ship's voyages were (1) March 19, 1805-November 1805, St. Petersburg, Emden, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods [accounts, bill of lading, seamen's accounts, bills, wrappers, sailing orders, letter, drawback certificate, account of disbursements, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, receipts]; (2) March 12, 1806-1806, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included Russia goods, rice, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp [detained by English cruiser; wrappers, letters, sailing orders, bills, crew list, portage bill, bill of lading, fitting out bills, accounts, disbursements, receipts, invoices]; (3) January 16, 1807-September 20, 1807, Charleston, Amsterdam, Captain Martin Page: cargo included coffee, hemp, iron, candles, rice, cotton, tobacco, nankeens [seamen's accounts, receipts, portage bill, bills, invoices, fitting out papers, wrappers, sailing orders, bill of lading, bill of disbursements, port charges]; (4) August 12, 1807-November 14, 1808, Havana, Turks Island, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt [accounts, invoices, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, bills, statement, order from Governor of Turks Island to take stores off ship, portage bill]; (5) February 26, 1808-1808, Charleston, Captain Martin Page: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, invoices, bill of lading, receipts, bill of disbursements]; (6) April 6, 1809-September 11, 1809, Cadiz, Lisbon, Fayal, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included cotton, rice, tobacco, agricultural products, salt [logbook, wrappers, sailing orders, oath of cargo, memoranda, portage bill, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoice, bills, bill of disbursement, receipts, accounts]; (7) September 26, 1809-November 4, 1810, Wilmington, Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included salt, tobacco, cotton, rice, iron, hemp, Russia goods [account of disbursements, manifest, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, wrappers, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, receipts, bills, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, oath of cargo]; (8) January 2, 1811-November 1, 1811, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden, Jr.: cargo included Russia goods, cotton, candles, hemp [logbook, bill of disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, portage bill, fitting out papers, letters, invoice of cargo, wrappers, sailing orders, list of goods exported from St. Petersburg, memo of protest, bills, statements]; (9) September 12, 1812-September 3, 1815, St. Petersburg, Captain Charles Holden Jr.: cargo included sugar, cotton, coffee, logwood, Russia goods, hemp, iron [discharge of crew, bill of lading, portage bill, invoices, agreement, letters, sailing orders, memoranda, wrappers, agreement to relinquish wages, list of goods exported by American ships in St. Petersburg, crew list]; (10) March 6, 1816-September 25, 1816, Wilmington, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Captain Martin Page: cargo included rice, tobacco, cotton, iron [letter of credit, accounts, receipts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, seaman's protection certificate, bills, fitting out bills, seamen's accounts, portage bill, bill of lading, bill of disbursement]; (11) December 9, 1816-October 29, 1817, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, dry goods [list of vessels in St. Petersburg, sound pass, clearance, bill of disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, manifest, fitting out papers, portage bill, invoices, accounts, bills, receipts]; (12) December 28, 1817-December 7, 1818, New Orleans, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Martin Page; cargo included fish, cheese, cotton, tobacco, iron, hemp, Russia goods, tallow [wrappers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, seamen's accounts, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, bill of disbursements, accounts, manifest, accounts; Brown and Ives looking for information on "mud-making machine" for canal building which Danish King refused to release]; (13) April 24, 1819-June 27, 1820, Calcutta, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included specie, sugar, indigo, dry goods, spices, saltpeter [logbook, agreement, portage bill, receipts, bill of lading, invoices, memoranda, statement, sailing orders, wrappers, custom house bills, bill of disbursement, fitting out papers, letters, consular papers, seaman's protection certificate]; (14) September 212, 1820-December 7, 1821, Gibraltar, New Orleans, Captain Thomas T. Tefft: cargo included tobacco, wines [accounts, wrappers, memoranda, seamen's accounts, sailing orders, letters, seaman's protection certificate; portage bill, fitting out papers, invoices, bill of lading, landing certificate, disbursements, agreement]; and (15) April 12, 1822-July 22, 1822, Gibraltar, St. Petersburg, Captain Thomas T. Tefft [cast away off coast of France with John Carter Brown aboard; letters, wrappers, invoices, bills, sailing orders, portage bill, memoranda, bill of lading, account of expenses in France after crew were cast away]. Agricultural Products; Argus (ship); Asia (ship); J. S. Barker; Bills of Exchange; S. C. Blodgett; John L. Bowers; Brothers Cramer; John Carter Brown; Robert W. Brown; Candles; Charlotte (ship); Coffee; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Cotton; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dry Goods; Embargo--1807; Foodstuffs; Foreign Relations--Anglo-American; Freight and Freighting; General Hamilton (ship); Thomas E. Grinnell; Hector (brig); Hemp; S. Henderson and Company; Hill and Blodgett; Charles Holden, Jr.; Hope (ship); India--Trade--Calcutta; Indigo; Iron; Juno (brigantine); Kenner and Henderson; R. W. Meade; John H. Ormsbee; Martin Page; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; Privateers; Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan; Rates of Exchange; Restraint of Trade; John Reynolds; Rice; Robert Hale (ship); Russia Goods; Ryberg and Company; Spanish Patriots; Specie; Stephen (brig);Sugar; Tallcott and Bowers; Technology--Canal Building--Denmark; Hartford Tingley; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--European--Russia; War of 1812; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Trade--Foreign; West Indies--Trade Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 22, 1819-July 12, 1820

Box 735, Folder 1

Ship Hamilton, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Brown, Benson and Ives used the ship Hamilton for four voyages between 1792 and 1795, when they decided to sell her: (1) March 25, 1792-September 12, 1792, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, rum, salt, skins, furs, wines [disbursements, bills, port charges, letters, sailing orders, fitting out papers, invoices, receipts, dimensions for ship's rigging, accounts, estimate of duties, wrappers, custom house papers, memoranda]; (2) November 6, 1792-October 23, 1793, Lisbon, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included hemp, dry goods, iron, rum, rice, tobacco, tea [captured by French privateer Republican in April 4, 1793 and retaken by English on April 14, 1793; cargo accounts, disbursements, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, invoices, port charges, manifest of cargo, accounts, receipts]; (3) October 18, 1793-December 1794, Bordeaux, Isle of Re, Marshard, Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Captain William Rodman: cargo included tobacco, whale products, wines, Russia goods [invoices, wrappers, receipts, seamen's accounts, cargo accounts, port charges, letters, sailing orders, sea protest, certificate of silver taken, fitting out bills, disbursements, memoranda, circular; some documents in French or Danish]; and (4) January 26, 1795-July 1795, Madeira, Calcutta, Boston, Captain William Rodman: cargo included fish, rice, wines, dry goods, sugar, molasses [crew members take ill on this voyage; disbursements, custom house bills, fitting out papers, seamen's accounts, calculations, wrappers, vendue accounts, agreements, sailing orders, letters, invoices, logbook]. Allen and Company; Welcome Arnold; Thomas Auldjo; Bills of Exchange; Boston--Trade; Brown and Francis; J. Bulkeley and Son; N. and A. De Freittas and Company; Thomas Dickason and Company; Fenwick, Mason and Company; Hamilton (ship); Harmony (brigantine); Health and Sickness--Medicine; India--Calcutta--Trade; Insurance--Marine; Thomas Jefferson; John Jay (ship); Daniel Olney; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rising Sun (ship); Ryberg and Company; Ship's Papers; E. J. Smith and Company; Samuel Snow; Spoliation Claims--French; Trade--Domestic; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--Foreign--Eastern; War--Europe--Napoleonic Subjects: Brown, Benson, & Ives

January 19, 1795-July 18, 1796

Box 736, Folder 1

Brig Hector, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Purchased from Joseph Read and Paddock Richmond in 1811, brig Hector made twelve voyages for Brown and Ives before it was lost off the coast of Scotland in 1822, homeward bound from Europe. Voyages were (1) February 1, 1811-June 1, 1811, Lisbon, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, ship's bread [crew list, clearance, fitting out papers, bill of sale, sailing orders, letters, invoice, memoranda, portage bill, bill of lading, exchange rates, disbursements, accounts, account of sales]; (2) June 17, 1811-February 17, 1812, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included coffee, cotton, iron, hemp, Russia goods [quarantined at Elsinore; logbook, certificate of landing, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, invoices, portage bill, bill of health, cotton certificate, coffee certificate, consular papers, bill of lading, accounts, disbursements, account of sales]; (3) April 12, 1812-June 20, 1812, Havana, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, sugar [seamen's accounts, disbursements, bill of lading, wrappers, fitting out papers, sailing orders, letter of credit, letters, manifest, portage bill, invoice]; (4) September 5, 1812-February 1813, Cadiz, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included flour, salt [seamen's account book, disbursements, accounts, port charges, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, seaman's protection certificate, letters, indemnification, memoranda, inventory of deceased sailor's possessions, receipts, bill of lading, invoice of cargo]; (5) March 25, 1815-October 14, 1815, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included cotton, coffee, iron [custom house papers, oath of cargo, seamen's accounts, bills, invoices, bill of lading, disbursements, port charges, seaman's protection certificates, list of ships who passed Elsinore, portage bill, letter of credit]; (6) November 1815-September 1816, Charleston, Le Havre, New Orleans, Gibraltar, Captain Abel B. Hetherington: cargo included rice, cotton, tobacco [seamen's account book, letters, sailing orders, wrappers, fitting out papers, seaman's protection certificate, copy of treasury notes, portage bill, bill of lading, invoice, account of sale, port charges, disbursements, portage bill, accounts]; (7) November 13, 1816-December 23, 1817, Brazil, Gibraltar, Buenos Aires, Captain Jacob Smith: cargo included furs, skins, sugar, wines [wrappers, manifest, clearance, bill of lading, letters, accounts, memoranda, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, bills, disbursements, protest, certificate of landing]; (8) January 26, 1818-April 14, 1819, Charleston, Le Havre, Rio de Janeiro, Captain George Sheldon: cargo included rice coffee, hides [entire crew except ship's cook left due to behavior of Captain Sheldon; manifest, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, accounts, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, letter of credit, disbursements, passenger list, memoranda, fitting out papers, account of sales, extract of 1803 U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Section 1-8, concerning protection of American seamen]; (9) June 8, 1819-November 15, 1819, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Oldridge: cargo included tobacco, flour, ship's bread, salt [disbursements, port charges, wrappers, sailing orders, memoranda, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, receipts]; (10) December 9, 1819-November 1, 1820, Bahia Islands, Rio de Janeiro, Gibraltar, Captain Samuel Young: cargo included flour, fish, dry goods, sugar, tobacco, lead, opium, wine [invoice, seamen's accounts, oath of cargo, portage bill, wrappers, agreement, sailing orders, letters, consular certificate of opium, memoranda, fitting out papers, bill of lading, accounts]; (11) April 1, 1821-October 12, 1821, Bremen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Captain Daniel S. Cooke [bill of health, list of American vessels passed through Elsinore, fitting out papers, portage bill, bills, wrappers, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter XXXVI, Sections 1-8, 1796, for the relief and protection of United States seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter IX, Sections 1-8, 1803, for further protection of American seamen, extract of U.S. Statute, Chapter LXXXVII, Section 1, act to punish crime of piracy, agreement, sailing orders, memoranda, list of tonnage of Providence in 1821, disbursements, letter of credit, seamen's accounts]; and (12) May 24, 1822-1822, Antwerp, Stockholm, Captain Thomas Prentiss [lost off coast of Scotland on voyage home; oath of cargo, memoranda, invoices, wrappers, seamen's accounts, receipts, letters, sailing orders, protest, fitting out papers, invoice, seaman's protection certificate, portage bill, accounts, bill of lading, disbursements]. Asia (ship); Barbary Pirates; Bartlett and Eldridge; John Bowers; Brothers Cramer; Bulkeley, Allcock and Oxenford; Commercial Policy--Brazil; Coffee; Commercial Policy--France; Commercial Policy--Great Britain; Cotton; Daniel S. Cooke; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Thomas Dickason and Company; Dowell and Company; Foodstuffs; Fur and Hides; James Gorham; Hector (brig); Hemp; Abel B. Hetherington; Hill and Blodgett; Rufus Hopkins; Hottinguer and Company; Insurance--Marine; Iron; Moses B. Ives; Samuel Larned; William Laurence; Maxwell, Rudge and Clap; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; Mariners--History--Inventory of Sailor's Possessions; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Samuel Oldridge; Opium; Martin Page; Martin Pierce; Thomas Prentiss; Prices Current; Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Rice; Russia Goods; Salt; George Sheldon; Ship's Papers; Jacob Smith; Snow and Bowers; South America--Trade; Sugar; Talcott and Bowers; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Charleston, SC; Trade--Domestic--New Orleans; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Spanish America; Treasury Rates; Amos M. Vinton; West Indies--Trade; John R. Wheaton; Wine; Samuel Young Subjects: Brown & Ives

June 15, 1811-January 23, 1812

Box 736, Folder 2

Ship Isis, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

April 1, 1805-June 24, 1805

Box 737, Folder 1

Ship General Washington, Journal 1 folder General Note: Built as a privateer, the ship General Washington was owned by a number of prominent Rhode Islanders including Welcome Arnold and John Brown's firm of Brown and Francis. Brown and Benson owned 1/8 of the adventure which lasted from 1787 to 1792 and took the General Washington to Madeira, Canton, Madras, Bombay, and St. Eustatius under the command of Captain Benjamin Page. Material includes proposals, agreements, sailing orders, bills, accounts, invoices, letters, and fitting out bills. Of special importance are numerous letters from John Brown relating to the voyage and its objectives. Two logbooks are included which detail the Canton and Bombay portions of the journey: (1) March 8, 1788-July 4, 1789 and (2) December 27, 1789-October 5, 1790. Cargo included ginseng, wine, fish, cotton, candles, agricultural products, dry goods, iron, rum, lumber, China goods, and flour. Welcome Arnold; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Francis; John Brown; Candles; China Trade; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; General Washington (ship); George; Ginseng; Hope (ship); India--Trade; Iron and Iron Products; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; William F. Megee; Benjamin Page; Prices Current; Produce; Providence (brigantine); Joseph Rogers; Rum; John Searl and Company; Ship's Papers; Henry Smith; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Ward; Warren; West Indies--Trade; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

March 8, 1788-July 4, 1789

Box 737, Folder 1

Brig Eliza, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Brown and Ives purchased brig Eliza from George Robinson. The brig sailed back and forth to Europe for most of her voyages for Brown and Ives from 1801 until 1807. On her first Pacific trip, the Eliza got lost off the Fiji Islands and was taken by the Spanish for trial in Manila. While in port, she was shipwrecked. The brig's voyages were (1) March 16, 1801-October 27, 1801, Emden, St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Captain Nicholas Cooke: cargo included tea, sugar, China goods, coffee, Russia goods, iron, hemp [logbook, prices current, letters, wrappers, sailing orders, fitting out papers, portage bill, seamen's accounts, custom house papers, accounts, bill of sale, bills, bill of lading, invoices]; (2) December 1801-June 9, 1802, Malaga, Marseilles, Captain John Manchester: cargo included sugar, fish, China goods, spices, coffee [Brown and Ives along with Samuel Aborn invested in this voyage; wrappers, invoices, portage bill, fitting out bills, charter party, letters, accounts, clearance, custom house papers]; (3) June 20, 1802-December 23, 1802, Antwerp, St. Petersburg, Elsinore, Captain John Manchester: cargo included Russia goods, sugar, tea, China goods [crew list, bill of disbursements, receipts, bill of lading, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, invoices, portage bill, certificate of landing, accounts, custom house papers, statement]; (4) January 21, 1803-July 7, 1803, Lisbon, Malaga, Captain John Manchester: cargo included flour [wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bill, bill of lading, accounts, receipts, seamen's accounts, bill of disbursement]; (5) July 30, 1803-October 29, 1803, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, cotton, rice [list of tradesmen in Amsterdam, crew list, manifest, bill of lading, letters, wrappers, portage bill, invoice, bills, sailing orders, fitting out papers, clearance, landing certificate, bill of lading, seamen's accounts]; (6) December 3, 1803-May 21, 1804, Malaga, Philadelphia, Gibraltar, Alicante, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included flour, coffee, agricultural products, wines, bricks [tonnage bill, wrappers, fitting out papers, certificate of cargo, letters, sailing orders, invoice, bill of lading, bills, portage bill, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, bill of health]; (7) June 3, 1804-October 30, 1804, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included tea, China goods [entry of merchandise, bill of disbursements, list of officers and seamen, custom house papers, manifest, sailing orders, wrappers, seamen's protection certificate, drawback form, certificate of neutrality, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, portage bill, bill of lading, quarantine bill, receipts, accounts]; (8) November 27, 1804-August 6, 1805, Leghorn, Gibraltar, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie, marble [sea letter, seamen's accounts, invoice, wrappers, letters, sailing orders, clearance, receipts, crew list, fitting out papers, portage bill, material on Thomas P. Ives's purchase of chimney pieces for his new house, passenger bill]; (9) November 29, 1805-April 30, 1806, Leghorn, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included sugar, nankeens, specie [logbook, manifest, memoranda, oath of cargo, cargo account book, bill of health, portage bill, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, letters, seamen's accounts, invoice, fitting out papers, bill of lading, clearance, bills, receipts]; (10) May 20, 1806-December 15, 1806, Amsterdam, Captain George A. Hallowell: cargo included wines, oil, dairy products [detained by British armed ship Harlequin; receipts, consular certificate, wrappers, bill of health, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, crew list, portage bill, clearance, bill of lading, bills, invoices, bill of disbursements]; (11) January 1807-1808, Port Jackson, New South Wales, Montevideo, Fiji Islands, Manila, Captain Ebenezer H. Corey: cargo included flour, wines, nankeens [lost off Fiji Island, captured by Spanish and taken to Manila where she was shipwrecked; letter of credit, receipts, bills, power of attorney, letters, invoices, fitting out papers, invoice of cargo, bill of lading, portage bill, sailing orders, protest, legal papers]. [The John Carter Brown Library has photograph of a painting of the Eliza done at Marseilles, 1802.] Abeona (brig); Ann and Hope (ship); Thomas Appleton; Arthur (ship); J. Bulkeley and Son; Edward Carrington; China Goods; Coffee; Nicholas Cooke; Ebenezer Corey; Cramers, Smith and Company; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Dairy Products; Thomas Dickason and Company; William Dorr; Dry Goods; Bela Elderkin; Eliza (brig); Foodstuffs; P. A. Filichi and Company; Freight and Freighting; Gibbs and Channing; Great Britain--Foreign Relations; Grivegnee and Company; George A. Hallowell; Hemp; Hope (ship); Insurance--Marine; Iron; Isis (ship); John Jay (ship); Amos T. Jenckes; Juno (brigantine); Kuhn and Green; John S. Larned; John Manchester; Mary Ann (ship); John Maybin; George W. Page; Prices Current; Rates of Exchange; William Rodman; Russia Goods; Samodet and Cushing; Shipbuilding; Ship's Papers; Seth Smith; Specie; Spices; Sugar; Tea; Isaac Thuret and Company; Trade--Domestic--Philadelphia; Trade--European--Amsterdam; Trade--European--Denmark; Trade--European--France; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Russia; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--South Pacific; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Webb, Holmes and Company; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

March 15, 1801-November 2, 1801

Box 737, Folder 3

Ship General Washington, Journal 1 folder General Note: Built as a privateer, the ship General Washington was owned by a number of prominent Rhode Islanders including Welcome Arnold and John Brown's firm of Brown and Francis. Brown and Benson owned 1/8 of the adventure which lasted from 1787 to 1792 and took the General Washington to Madeira, Canton, Madras, Bombay, and St. Eustatius under the command of Captain Benjamin Page. Material includes proposals, agreements, sailing orders, bills, accounts, invoices, letters, and fitting out bills. Of special importance are numerous letters from John Brown relating to the voyage and its objectives. Two logbooks are included which detail the Canton and Bombay portions of the journey: (1) March 8, 1788-July 4, 1789 and (2) December 27, 1789-October 5, 1790. Cargo included ginseng, wine, fish, cotton, candles, agricultural products, dry goods, iron, rum, lumber, China goods, and flour. Welcome Arnold; Bills of Exchange; Brown and Francis; John Brown; Candles; China Trade; Cotton; Dry Goods; Fish; Flour; General Washington (ship); George; Ginseng; Hope (ship); India--Trade; Iron and Iron Products; Logbooks; Mariners--Early American--Accounts; William F. Megee; Benjamin Page; Prices Current; Produce; Providence (brigantine); Joseph Rogers; Rum; John Searl and Company; Ship's Papers; Henry Smith; Trade--Foreign; Samuel Ward; Warren; West Indies--Trade; Wine; Wood--Lumber Subjects: Brown & Benson

1787-1790

Box 738, Folder 1

Ship Isis, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

July 14, 1808-September 8, 1809

Box 739, Folder 1

Ship Isis, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

January 21, 1802-September 25, 1803

Box 740, Folder 1

Ship Isis, Logbook 1 folder General Note: Ship Isis, built in 1801 by Benjamin Tallman, made nine voyages for Brown and Ives until she was scuttled and sunk by the French frigate Arcadne in 1812. Materials in this sub-series include shipbuilding records. The ship's voyages were (1) January 31, 1802-September 15, 1803, Batavia, Rotterdam, St. Petersburg, Kronstadt, Copenhagen, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included coffee, sugar, Russia goods [logbook, receipts, port duties, bill of sale, disbursements, accounts, portage bills, fitting out papers, notes, agreements, sailing orders, wrappers, letters, protest, invoices, prices current, account of sales]; (2) October 30, 1803-December 28, 1804, Canton, Captain Benjamin Dexter: cargo included China goods, iron, rhubarb, ginseng, candles, wines [logbook, bill of lading, crew list, clearance, bill of medicine used, list of American ships at Whampoa, wrappers, fitting out papers, extract of 1802 U.S. Statute Chapter IX, Sections 1-8 for further protection of American seamen, agreement, sailing orders, letters, list of American ships arrived at Canton, manifest, sales of cargo]; (3) April 1, 1805-April 4, 1806, Lisbon, Canton, Captain Amos Warner: cargo included ship's bread, flour, specie, China goods, tea, nankeens [logbook, oath of cargo, invoices, crew list, fitting out papers, invoices, wrappers, accounts, sailing orders, letters, memoranda, list of American vessels arriving at Canton and Whampoa, portage bills, bill of lading]; (4) May 15, 1806-March 22, 1807, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper, specie [crew list, wrappers, sailing orders, letters, invoices, portage bills, memoranda, fitting out bills, inventory, accounts, seamen's accounts]; (5) May 17, 1807-April 16, 1808, Batavia, Captain Joshua Rathbun: cargo included coffee, specie [logbook, bill for arrest of seaman, crew list, bill of lading, invoice, wrappers, agreements, sailing orders, letters, portage bill, fitting out papers]; (6) July 19, 1808-September 2, 1809, Batavia, St. Helena, Captain John F. Fry: cargo included coffee, sugar, pepper [logbook, day book, wrapper, letters, sailing orders, portage bill, seamen's accounts, crew list, fitting out papers, bill of lading, bills]; (7) November 27, 1809-May 14, 1810, Cadiz, Cape Verde Islands, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice, salt [logbook, manifest, landing certificate, wrappers, bill of lading, invoices, portage bill, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, memoranda, accounts, bill of health, consular certificates]; (8) August 30, 1810-August 4, 1811, Wilmington, Cadiz, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Captain James Donnison: cargo included salt, rice, tobacco, flour, iron, wine, hides [logbook, manifest, accounts, receipts, disbursements, seamen's accounts, portage bill, permits, memoranda, wrappers, indenture of apprentice agreement, sailing orders, letters, fitting out papers, bill of lading, disbursements]; (9) March-30, 1812-May 1, 1812, Gibraltar, Captain James Donnison: cargo included flour, rice [scuttled and sunk by French frigate Arcadne; seamen's accounts, bill of lading, deposition, memorial, wrappers, sailing orders, agreement, protest, letters, invoices, accounts, portage bill, memoranda]. [See JCBL Manuscript Collection, MS 1804-1805, Abstract of a journal from Canton towards Providence.] Samuel Aborn; Ann and Hope (ship); Arthur (ship); Asia (ship); Armand Auboyneau; John Bowers; John Bulkeley and Son; James C. Bucklin; John B. Chase; Candles; China Goods; China Trade; Coffee; Commercial Policy--United States; Conseequa (hong merchant); Convention of 1831; Jeremiah O. Cooke; Coppering; Daniel Crommelin and Sons; Cramer, Smith and Company; Benjamin Dexter; Thomas Dickason and Company; James Donnison; Dry Goods--Nankeen; Embargo of 1807; Foodstuffs; John F. Fry; Fur and Hides; General Hamilton (ship); Ginseng; Samuel W. Greene; Thomas L. Halsey; Hong Factories; Houqua (hong merchant); Impressment of Seamen; Iron; Isis (ship);Japanese Trade; John Jay (ship); John S. Larned; Maritime Law--U.S. Statutes; Mariners--American--Legal Protection; R. W. Meade; Lord Nelson; Patterson (ship); Daniel Olney; O. Pearce, Tillinghast and Company; Pilgrim (brigantine); Prices Current; (ship); Privateering; Rates of Exchange; Joshua Rathbun; Rhubarb; Rice; Rocquette, Elsivier and Beeldematrer; Russia Goods; Salt; Sealskins; Ship's Papers; Specie; Spices; Spoliation; Sugar; Ephraim Talbot; Benjamin Tallman; Thomas Thompson; Daniel J. Tillinghast; Tobacco; Trade--Domestic--Wilmington, NC; Trade--European--Northern; Trade--European--Portugal; Trade--European--Spain; Trade--Far East; Trade--South America; William and Helvetius Van Reimsdyk; War--Europe--Napoleonic; Amos Warner; Wine Subjects: Brown & Ives

October 28, 1803-December 9, 1804